The Monotony of Being Good a Quixotic Youth Tale
The passage recalls a humorous moral essay about the grind of being good, the longing for mischief, and the pull between virtue and youth. It blends reflections on discipline with a playful chorus of quotes about misbehavior and a sense that growing up involves balancing duty and desire. It also advertises a Sunday trip to the dunes near Lake Michigan, inviting readers to view shifting sand formations, with a cost of one dollar and a nine am departure from Randolph Street.
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Myrtle Halleman
Job
Cour An Deme
Kehoe
Bam
Edgar Guest
Yagi
Mientkan
Chicago
Dilla
Lake Michigan
la Placa
Randolph Street
Coffe
Fragmented Dinner of Tiny Tales and Timeworn Gaps
A jumble of dated vignettes from 1922 spans a robotic misremembered triumph at a doorstep, a bridewedding miscue, a frontier joke, a hospital anecdote about bedside courtesy, and notes on canoe modesty, fish meal science, clean coins, bottled messages, and a closing date from Provigo Alumpi.
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Mantatqaue
Michigan
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Hare
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Oak Park
Bent
Painter
Bobby
Bin
Life
Ifate
New York Sun
Jean
Martha
Pardner
American Sexton Weekly
Charlie
Chicago Tribune
Norway
Bogland
Scotland
University of Tugoles
Provigo Alumpi
Madras
Glendale
Finlah
Athletic Union
Aizes
Apuciol
Wearwell
Ontion Channois
Hademwear
Ganteen
Yneil
Jed
Ajiron Glug
Aporlat Yard
Wef Cori Kind Ut Rd
Ekrick
N.T
Kaynee
Ian
Bae
Fiat
Saidies
Moh
Lisle Howe
Wil
Shell
Stern
Qingiam Trompers
Anehor
N. 5Th Ave
Maywood, Ill
Lande Bros
Madison St
Forest Park, Il