A Tale of Love and Change in Old Lexington
In a melodramatic vignette, Birney Graham and Alice Marlay confront past wrongs in a bank scandal grid. illness and poverty lead to reconciliation. A separate village scene follows Mary Deane, a sober girl, as she pleads with Mr Strong to quit selling liquor, prompting a life-changing conversion and restored family happiness.
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Republic of the United States
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Thirty-First National Bank
Wnder
Birney Graham
Alice
Lady Macbeth
Alice Marlay
Brottie
Miss Alice
Miss Marlay
Misa Alice
America
Misa Marlay
Mr. Marlay
Birney Gresham
Crote
Waspiah
Tie
Thirty-First’ National Bank
Grammer
Birney
Atable
Per
Anna
Nomo
Strong
Mary
Mrs. Deane
Jesus
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Plage
Toad
Mr. Strong
Tin
Owen
Ettong
Mother
Father
Deane
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Two Ways of Describing a Husband in a Fragment
A fragmentary letter shows a married woman praising her husband yet noting his jealousy and Cross old age. She calls him amiable and venerable, contrasts him with other men, and ends with a plea about identity and affection amid social expectations.
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Aiden Vant
Anis Atayin
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Alice Marley
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Miss Arlay
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Marlay
Miss Marley
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