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Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1911

Page

17

The House That Won Janet and Ansel

Ansel James plans a corner shelf in the sunlit summer day as Janet Gale visits to discuss renting or buying his beloved house. Their quiet exchange at the dormer and stairs turns toward a future together, with a wedding hinted for next month.

Garden of Dreams and a House That Bound Two Hearts

Ansel helps Janet establish a hidden garden behind a house for her and her potential fiancé Oscar French. He plans beds, a green gate, and a gate by the pear tree, imagining her happiness and his own unshared joy. After giving Janet the house key, he commits to living without a home of his own, feeling the weight of unfulfilled love and a life set apart.

Ansel Janet

House of the Bridegroom and the Garden’s Quiet

Ansel, living in his own house as a refuge, confronts Janet who has sent away her fiancé Tye. Janet rejects the fiancé, reveals she longs for home and companionship, and Ansel realizes the house belongs to Janet and her grandmother. He offers to share the life there as she acknowledges their bond.

Ansel Mount Everlasting Janet Tomorrer Lindy Grandma Rots Gran Tye Janet Gale

Night Song by Reginald M. Cleveland

A short classical poem evokes moonlit skies and a loved one. The speaker compares night whispers, wind, and breath to the beloved’s hair, eyes, voice, and mouth, portraying tender, romantic imagery under Western skies. Copyright 1910.

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Nsel James Hattie Hatty Slate Mr. James Oscar French Ilinois Oscar Illinois Gran’ma Beth Ansal Beasley Rufus Anse Alice Brown Night Song Reginald M. Cleveland
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