Not Yet the Hour When Our Country Falls
Poem fragment by William Cullen Bryant in defiant tone. Calls for unity to defend a nation against traitors and foreign threats. Evokes historical links between sister states and a powerful ancestral arm prepared to guard the land. Frequent archaic spellings and transcription quirks noted.
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The Chrysanthemums
The poem recalls chrysanthemums blooming despite cold, praising their beauty and resilience. It reflects on fleeting floral grace as a sign of providential love and hope in November gloom. The speaker marvels at fragile petals unfolding fearless of winter.
Wanted nursery governess reclined in old orphan tale
An advertisement sought a French nursery governess to aid a child, placed between Cedars Street and a street between ten and three. The notice appeared in a newspaper clipping about Pau line Dupres and the orphan girl’s fate, reflecting a bygone era of hiring notices.
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Pauline Dupres
Pauline Becomes a Nursery Governess in a New World
Pauline leaves her cherished home to pursue a governess post in New York guided by Mr. Brocklehurst. She endures a perilous city passage, faces hostile streets and a daunting job prospect, while memories of her father and English mother haunt her in a dim lodging.
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James Brocklehurst
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