Longin for a Mother’s Face In James Hows Poem
A poem by James Hows in Yankee Blade expresses a mighty soulful longing to see a mother again. The speaker pledges to give half his years to embrace and comfort her, describing tears and warm kisses as he confronts separation.
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Tyworld
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Tragic tale of Betty Harebrane and the bull encounter
A disordered 1893 prose fragment recounts a country visit to Betty Harebrane and her mother, a tense love triangle with Dolly Vance, a brutal bull episode, a late confession, and a cavalry of memories. The narrator battles guilt, vows to wed Betty, and suffers a bruised reputation while a colonel and Hal watch.
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