The Girl With the Tam O Shanter
Darnley Waters an up country painter loses faith after a failed masterpiece but finds renewal through Edith Burton a neighbor girl He moves to Uncle Daniel farm where her charm rekindles his art culminating in a winter scene titled The Girl in the Tam O Shanter and a marriage proposal Edith accepts ending the tale on a hopeful note.
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Arnley Waters
Vance Street
Darnley Waters
Ike
Tom Rivers
Rivers
Waters
Daniel
Don Quixote
Mr. Rivers
Darnley Watera
Darnley
Hattie Waters
Edith Burton
Hattie
Dante
Edith
Burton Farm
Casacle Daniel
Tam O'Shanter
Vasa
Ilkeneas
Rules of the Road at Sea Brighten Night Vessel Signals
Ensign John M. Ellicott explains naval night signaling through masthead lights and side colors red and green. The article outlines rules for avoiding collisions, including turning rules for bow and crossing situations and special cases for towed, anchored, or disabled vessels.
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John M. Ellicott
St. Nicholas
Ensign Ellicott
Alli
Orient Bound Voyage to Egypt and Damascus Poem Suite
A fragmentary page chronicles poetic travels from Orient-bound ambitions to sacred sites in Egypt and Damascus, invoking Pharos, sphinx, Olivet, and Memnon. It blends Clinton Scollard verse with lighter lyric interludes about pink and white carnations, summer gardens, and a Chicago Journal vignette on flowers and children.
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Hyder
Chicago Journal
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Rivera
Anya Coleman
Yorkshire
Saila
Egypt
Eld
Memnon
Gethsemane
Olivet
Damascus Garden
Baal
Clinton Scollard
Congregationalist
Vance Cheney
Harper's Magasine
Dian