Life And Labor In A Subway Canyon
Olaff Glum, a grim subway laborer, endures brutal night work while a city’s glittering theater crowd passes above. His wife Fania reveals they are expecting a baby, briefly lifting his despair and renewing pride as he vows to provide for their five children.
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Geema
Waa
Dore
Olaft Wentski
Russia
Olaff
Hia Fanta
Sulway Canyon
Ola
Binsis
Glum
Olare
Claft
Subway
Fanla
Jae
Kla Fania
Dog
Fania
Tantx
Olaf
Fanin
Tranin
Mim
Early watch cases and toymen of sixteenth to seventeenth century
Exquisite designs from Blois and France show pierced enamelled cases with flowers animals and even skull motifs as a fashion of late sixteenth and early seventeenth century watch vanity. English makers appear late. Elizabeth owns a precious collection while Puritans popularize the pocket fob. Outer protective cases emerge by mid seventeenth century.
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Nuremberg
Blois
France
Germany
Elizabeth
Christopher Pinchbeck
Temperature Variations in Copper Mines by Lake Superior
The article notes that mine temperatures near Lake Superior are influenced by proximity to the lake. It states boiling point depths differ: about 85,000 feet near the lake, 22,000 feet south of Berlin, and a lower zone at Lake Superior around 13,000 feet.
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Lake Superior
Berin
Germany
Baltic
North Sea
Portrait in a Parlor Sparks Suspicion
An unclear anecdote describes a beauty parlor scene where a wall picture of Doone valley is linked to a faked young woman, with a study of deception surrounding a shampoo session. The fragment hints at intrigue in a local setting.
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Doone Valley
Moses in Egypt A Child Delivered by Faithful Parents
A 1932 Moody Bible Institute study on Moses from Exodus 2 covers Amram and Jochebed’s Levitical roots, Moses birth, preservation, and the ark scene. It highlights the mother’s faith, Miriam’s vigilance, and Pharaoh’s daughter finding the infant as part of God’s providential plan.
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Moses
Amram
L. Moses
Agron
Miriam
Jochebed
God
Stephen
Nash
Miriamag
Moses Raised by Pharaohs Daughter and Educated in Egypt
The ark scene triggers Miriam and Jochebed to secure Moses care by his mother, leading to Pharaoh's daughter adopting him. He is educated in the Egyptian court and gains Hebrew faith insights, shaping his resolve to suffer with God’s people and later become their lawgiver.
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Moses
Miriam
Jochebed
Hera Hig Ming
Moss
Pharaoh
Arguen
Thie
Small Offenses And The Hidden Grain Of Resentment
A fragment reflects on how minor offenses provoke lasting resentment, suggesting the offense reveals character more than the act itself. The text hints at a general disposition of mind and tone, mentioning Greville as a quoted authority in a digested, antiquated voice.
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g—Greville
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