Flirting and Eyes in a Poetic Admonition
The fragment presents a poetic meditation on flirtation and the power of eyes to convey love. It contrasts affectionate vision with cautionary notes about thoughts and social propriety, including lines about youth, beauty, and the dangers of idle chatter. The piece references blue eyes, heart’s core, and dreamlike castles in the sky.
Doves Bring Spring Peace to a Humble Home
A poet thanks friends for verses that bring sunshine to a cold night. A white winged dove lands and offers fragrance and blessing, promising peace and renewed joy. The writer reflects on memories and the gift of kindness from others, dated Vaerrtonica March 20, 1870.
What of That 73 Nired and the Call to Work
A poetic exhortation urges perseverance despite loneliness and hardship. It emphasizes faith over sight, personal resolve, and divine guidance, encouraging the reader to work hard, conquer adversity, and trust in God who aids and guides.
The Btolen Kiss Mystery in a Quiet Parlor
In a dim parlor Kitty reclines with blue eyes closed as a lounging figure murmurs joy and doubt. A whispered confession and a theft of thoughts unfold as a suitor hints at deceit while sleeping and another voice counters with a sly verdict.
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Kitty
Fragmented verse recounts a tragic tale of loss and desire
A damaged passage describes a man plucking a flower and suffering pain as a brutal act unfolds at a blooming bower. A maiden recalls a guest and a king, a tower attack and crushed outcomes, leaving characters in a ruined, somber mood.
Metta Bartlett's Valentine Party Secret Revealed
Miss Pomeroy stages a Valentine party at Ryemere to test Metta Bartlett and Ambrose Gildersleeve. Amid tableaux and social plots, Ambrose declares love but is gently redirected by Miss Pomeroy. She reveals a family sacrifice, confirms Metta and Ambrose’s future, and sends them to a blessed union.
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Pomeroy
Metta Bartlet
Mabel
Metta
Ryemore
Mette
Sambrose
Ambrose
Jaid
Ishail
Miss Pomeroy
Metta Bartlett
Boudier
Ryemere
de Rose
Ambrose Gildersleeve
Medical College
New York
Dinah
Prisio’ Mies
Chile
Fuuirse
Addichitta
Nilfin
Phoebe
Merry
Walal
Ryemere Lake
Clarence
Mr. Ambrose
Mr. Gildersleeve
Rycmere
Norrow
M. It
Pam
Pomel
Rodowa
Doux-Temps
Cuiffure
Roseate Bolih
Ahdée
Ourts Wright
Mr. Gildersleave
Romént
Mise Cartwright
Ambrosé
Mr. Plummer
Miss Cartwight
Plummer
Bartlett
Lot
Juno
Miss Cartwright
Jeunesse Doree
Lancers
Valentine
Charles Lamb
Mr. Pluramer
Hig
Scarlet Arrow
Saint Valentine
the Daily
Burns
Valentina
Engy
Mins Pomeroy
Charity School
Mira Poméroy
Nhaver
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Lippincott's Magazine April highlights and contents
The April issue features trustworthy industry coverage of Wilmington Delaware and other top stories. It covers Thackeray reminiscences at Charter-House, H. C. Wood Jr on medical expert evidence, Edwin de Leon on Constantinople parks, William D. Wood on Lourdes, a Bedford Virginia piece, Black's A Princess of Thule, Mrs Rebecca Harding Davis serials, new poems by Hjalmar Wyrrth Boyesen, and Our Monthly Gossip with anecdotes. J.B. Lippricorr & Co. Philadelphia publishers.
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Delaware
Lippincott’s
Kabylia
Thackeray
Gray Friars
Charter-House School
H. C. Wood, Jr
Maxsabielle
William D. Wood
Lourdes
Bedford
Virginia
Richard B. Bilder
Old Dominion
Mr. Black
Thule
Lippincott
Rebecca Harding Davis
Berrytown
Margaret Vandegrift
Paradise
Hjalmar Wyrrth Boyesen
J.B. Lipriscorr & Co
Market St
Philadelphia
Moore's Cottages on the Schuylkill and Other Tales
Appleton's Journal presents Moore's Cottages on the Schuylkill with illustrations Chapters XUbL-XV of Bressant a novel by Dawthorne and sketches of Malibran the famed singer plus The South Kensington School of Art by Charles A. Pascoe The First Daily Newspaper by Chanel KE Alard Glimpses of Colorado with illustrations Adventures of a Drama by L A. Leoper and a miscellany of notes and weekly records
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Appleton
Maron
Moore
Thea Schuylkill
Bressant
Daring Dawthorne
Singer
Malibran
South Kensington School of Art
Charles A. Pascoe
Chanel KE. Alard
Colorado
L. AL
Ieoper
Ehorts
Scientitc
Home and Foreign Notes
Weekly Record
Tothe o father When she's a sigher
The fragmentary note mentions a riddle like question about parentage and sighing. Readable details are too limited to confirm persons or events. No verifiable entities or actions present to summarize into a clear news item.
Scribner’s May Number Highlights Art and Literature
The article reviews Scribner’s May issue with Aldine content. It praises plates by Moran and Whittredge, landscapes, and portraits, plus essays on American art, culture, and nature. It notes fiction by S. Holm and Norman Holm, poetry by Sted and MacDonald, and surveys of Yellowstone, Old World themes, and Mary Stuart. Subscription details and prices are included.
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Seif Taining
Waghti
Peter
Vichy
Arnon
America
Larg
Louisa Logg
Dr. Holl
Arthur
Bonnicastle
Vagny
8Yxe Holm
Draxy Miller
Norman Holm
Ottia Kiorence
McMandburgh
Hans Christian
Atwater
Princeton
Sted
Hypatia
George MacDonald
Novalis
Aldine
American Art Journal
Davis
Th Moran
Yellowstone
Tower Creek
Mary Stuart
Catskill
Whittredge
Kingfishers
W. M. Cary
Wimperis
Tl Birket Foster
Joanne
Clara F
Leonor Madame Jeannette
Watkins
Mulbone
Tiffany
Stuart
Hara
John Sydneys
Lamb
Margaret Newcastle
Henry Richards
S. W. Dulfield
Uri Child
S. Landa
John Hay
Rosenith
Marganet
Satin Art
Devon
Henry ‘Simrod
PY Ray
Paul
Moor
James Sutton & Co
Maiden Lane
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