Afternoon window poem by Florence in Freeport
The piece presents a personal poem about summer scenes seen from a window. It evokes white clouds over a blue sky, mowing, binder songs, hay fragrance, breezes in maple and willow, clover with bees, and gratitude to the Father for the world’s beauty.
If I Should Die To-Night Poem Reflects Farewell and Remorse
The speaker imagines friends viewing a quiet face after death and recalls acts of kindness betrayed by pride. He longs for immediate comfort and forgiveness while travel worn, pleading for tender words and a final shared warmth rather than distant remembrance.
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Sol
Lake Village Stranger Brings Turbulent Secret to Sea
In Lake Village a wiry stranger named Groom entices Joe Gorton with talk of revenge on John Sawyer. A fateful boat trip ends with Groom overboard and Gorton dying at sea after saving him. Groom, losing his chance at vengeance, promises to save Sawyer’s life, and Margy learns the truth as justice and sacrifice unfold.
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Lake Village
Sawyer
Lus
Joe Gorton
Joe
Tom Norrow
Lakeside
Milham
Margy
Father
Kelley
Dee
Joeanne
Vaton
Pirsonary
Pater Groom
Mitcham
John Sawyer
John
Wilson
Groom
aXe
Groota
Fitham
Orawim
John Sawyer Stan
Gorton
Weill
Rosa
Nol
Fletty
Hetty
Croom
Groortt
Jericho
Mr. Groth
Imine
Mr. Groom
London and Windsor sights delighting two Americans
In June 1873 a traveler recounts visits from Dalkeith Palace to Windsor for the Shah of Persia's grand review. He tours Westminster Abbey, the British Museum, Royal Academy, Crystal Palace, Regent Street, and London parks, noting crowds, royal processions, and notable displays before heading to Bradford and Brussels.
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Lonpon
Dean Best
Edinburgh
Dalkeith Palace
Duke of Buccleugh
Mr. Dunn
London
Windsor
Persia
Windsor Palace
George IT
House of Lords
House of Commons, &c., &c
Shah of Persia
John Brown
Caledonian Hotel
British Museum
Bank of England
Alhambra Theatre
Black Crook
New York
Freeport
Abby
Westminster
England
Britain
National Gallery
Regent
Oxford Atreats
Messrs. Marshall
Royal Academy of Arts
Crystal Palace
Cherring
Crenmore Gardens
Chicago
Tower of London
Tower
Portland Road
Regent Park and
Zoological Gardens
Royal Horse Artillery Band
Kinsington Palace
Prince Consort
Europe
Asia
Africa
America
Albert Concert Hall
St. Paul’s
Prince of Wales
Chiswick
Kinsington
Isaac Newton
Oliver Cromwell
Bradford
Brussels
Belgium
Calif
Dames Morcay
Training or the Body and the Mangard Roof Fire Traps
President Fel ton discusses two distinct training systems among the Grosks one for athletes and one for scholars. He warns excess muscle development can hinder intellect while too much art science and music may loosen discipline. New York insurers plan a 1 percent premium hike on buildings with ornate dangerous Mangard roof designs.
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Felton
New York
Mountain Splendor and Glen House Echoes
An evocative travel piece extols the White Mountains and the Glen House. It praises rugged scenery, mossy rocks, pine forests, and cascading cascades, urging readers to linger amid sublime peaks. It notes the Glen House’s grand dining and comforts, the Mount Washington ascent, and practical travel options from Gorham and North Conway.
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Prairie
Carey
White Mountains
Glen House
J. M. Son
Tito
Mount Washington R
Mentington
Gorham
Grand Trun
Ain
Amimongosuc
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Kate Putnam Osgood
Appleton’s Journal
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Caleb Cushing
Washington
Hon
Fernando
Kelly
Cushing