Lightning the Wild Stallion of Sevier Plateau
Lee and Cuth Stewart chase the famous mustang Lightning across Utah and Sevier country with their pack of hounds and five other mustangs. After a long pursuit across mesas and canyons, Lightning is finally corralled on a high plateau but evades capture until a final lasso tricks him into a halter. Bess helps test Lightning's speed before the fell chase ends with the stallion captured but exhausted.
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Fredonia
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Mauwer
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How Mammals and Birds Survive the Winter
The article explains how insects, spiders, fish, amphibians, and mammals endure winter. It details strategies from chrysalis molts, snow insects, and musk rat lodges to squirrel hoards, hibernation, and the bold, high-latitude journeys of migratory birds returning in spring.
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Goethe
Gord
Mark Twain’s wit and wonders from a life in laughter
A collection of anecdotes about Mark Twain recounts his early cleverness with weeds and flowers, sword-like jests about the London visit, burglar notices, smoking habits, clashes with Carnegie, and a famed Buffalo wedding gift, all highlighting his humor and humanity.
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Clemens
London
Mark Twain
England
Hever
San Francisco
Mr Clemens
Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie
Rkin
Great Bells and No Bells in Ancient Times
A survey of monumental bells across the world notes the massive weights of bells in China and Moscow, St Paul’s, and York Minster, with references to historical uses and inscriptions. It links bell size to church ambition, campanile architecture, and old practices from London to Venice and the Greek and Turkish churches.
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China
Peking
Zoulo
Moscow
Crodunes
Ann
St. Paul's
Richard Phelps
Peter Cunningham
London
Lord Nelson
Duke of Wellington
Dean Milman
Tom
Westminster
Clock Tower
Palace Yard
Lincoln
Oxford
York Minster
United Kingdom
Athelstan
Schiller
Lady Jane Grey
Anne Boleyn
Hazlitt
Paulus
Nola
Campania
Novallel
The Very Best Thing in the World Poem
A short verse praising a loved one as the best thing in the world. Ranging from sunlight and roses to birds and laughter, the speaker declares the beloved is the ultimate joy and the source of all warmth and love.
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