Adam's Black Child and Mike Mimi in Circus Tragedy
In a late 19th century circus tale, Mimi, an eight year old owner’s daughter, comforts Adam a worn black performer who has faced abuse. Adam saves Mimi during a stunt on a white pony, is gravely injured, and dies after Tiny Mimi sings a hymn by his bedside. the scene contrasts cruelty and loyalty.
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Adam
Mim
Dario
Milley
Jesus
Honey
Mimi
Signor Dingo
Jim Brown
Signor Digno
Signor
Dingo
Floss
Maleas
Christendom
Beppo
Signorina Dingo
Kingdom of God
Thomas Cat
Mr. Cat
New York Journal
On the Decay of Paper and Wood Fibre Use
A short note discusses the introduction of wood fibre in paper making, its economic production, and the appeal of wood fibre papers. It reflects on how modern methods influence book industry practices and the evolving material landscape.
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Jet
Serge Erengt
Oliver's Ambitious Turn From Tutor to Knight and Sailor
The narrative follows Oliver, a 23 year old with a taste for bright clothes and a drift toward holy orders. After a failed ordination and a quarrel with his employer, he funds a coastal voyage by selling his horse and sets sail for the New World. He spends funds, befriends beggars, and entertains companions before a favorable wind abandons him at the harbor.
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Pris
Elphin
Oliver
Lissey
Gork
New World
Epranga
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Pickaninny
Alfred Hart
Naval and Military Record
Admiralty
Sanderson