Mary of the Glen Poem Recited in Earliest Glass Tone
A fragmentary lyric interpolates a tale of Mary of the Glen and a question of marriage. The speaker contrasts material wealth and affection, ending with a claim that blue-eyed Willie loves Mary though he has not spoken, and his heart would be broken if marriage did not occur.
The Alpine Eagle and a Mysterious Island Bond
A naturalist recalls two encounters with a giant eagle in the Alps and later a perilous rescue on Graveluck Island. He befriends a young companion Archie, captures nest young, and returns biannually to study the bird. Descriptions contrast Damascus with ancient trade and silk damask.
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Alps
Lemimer-geyer
Thad
Sonie
Gravelock
Archie
Tle
Archi
Ella
Graveluck
Eagle’s Nest
Damascus
Tyre
Adon
Lilbee
Palajre
Ninevah
Babylon
Tigris
Euphrates
Abraham
Ti Wes
Verdure
St. Cil
Julian
Isiah
Yvia
Portugal
England
Henry VIII
Tamerlane
Persia
Damas-Kencing
Lebanon
Damagdus
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Mary of the Glen
Cartnless
Eastman
Mary of the
Fronodey
Hilla