Pere Lachaise Cemetery A Paris Graveyard Of Tales And Treasures
A St James Gazette piece portrays Pere Lachaise as Paris’s largest cemetery rich in history and romance. It notes famed burials Abelard and Heloise, Alfred de Musset, Balzac, and other notable figures, and recalls vivid stories of tombs, lovers, widows, and the cemetery’s lingering legends.
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Pere Lachaise
Paris
Louis XIV
Cehapel
Hare
Versaillais
Communards
Victor Hugo
Abelard
Heloise
Alfred de Musset
David
Rachel
Balzac
Scribe
Michelet
Sydney Smith
Lord Seymour
Lesurques
Dubosc
Lyons
Guardian
St. James
Old Circus Poster Language Reveals Grand Pageantry
The article presents a verbatim reproduction of a vintage circus poster full of lofty claims. It promises a dazzling display of moral, instructive and wondrous scenes designed to enthrall spectators with Arabian Nights style imagery and exotic creatures described in grand terms.
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Webster
The Two Romeos in London Shakespeare Duel
The article notes David Garrick and Spranger Barry both played Romeo in London within days of each other, with Drury Lane and Covent Garden staging contrasting interpretations. Mrs. Siddons weighs the balcony scene, saying Garrick is fiery and Barry charming, leaving the audience split on which rendition Shakespeare intended.
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David Garrick
Spranger Barry
Romeo
London
Barry
Drury Lane
Garrick
Covent Garden
Mrs. Siddons
Witness Defines Distant Kinship in Court
A lawyer questions a witness about how she is related to the defendant. She explains a tangled family web of cousins and in laws, noting she has always viewed him as a sort of cousin, and the lawyer accepts the explanation.
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Jones
Joe
Harry
Paris overrated as study city says eminent painter
A renowned painter noted that Europe has a rich artistic atmosphere but Paris itself is overrated for study. He recalled a rich man’s son in Paris who after three years wrote home asking whether he came to study painting architecture or music, delaying his effort.
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Europe
Paris
Humility and the Elusiveness of Priglike Self Regard
The text discusses humility as a rare moral trait that evokes respect similar to courage. It contrasts genuine virtue with self flattering boasting, noting that even priggish behavior can seem less offensive, and suggests condemnation of such a character is difficult.
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London Spectator
Customer-Quick shave debate at barbershop
A terse exchange erupts as a barber asks if the customer is ready to close. The patron retorts that it is none of the barber’s business and flatly declares he does not tip.
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Puck
Fears Realized Cascade in A Unearthly Quarrel
Ethel taunts Mr Dollboy as his fear is voiced and he risks an awkward reply. The exchange centers on marriage, character and the notion of a heart being in the right place.
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Mr. Dollboy
Ethel
Man Worth Knowing Well
A brief quotation emphasizes the value of knowing a man thoroughly. It reflects a view attributed to Alexander Mith about the depth of understanding people deserve.
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Alexander
Mith
Storage Warehouse Tales of Missing Spoons and Sugar Tongs
A humorous item recounts Mrs. Q battling a storage warehouse for claimed spoons and small possessions. After wrangling, the warehouse demands a marriage status statement and signed countersignature before releasing items, highlighting quirks of divorce and possession with playful chaos.
Advertising Sarasate in Edinburgh Causes Confusion
Eight sandwich men carried signs forming Sarasate's name. Rearranging boards led to garbled messages like Sats resa and Starasea. One worker frantically copied the poster, while others misread scattered initials A A EB and rats. The scene drew public curiosity on Princeton street toward the Mound.
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Sarasate
Edinburgh
Starasea
Princeton Street
Too Much For the Ferret
An old buck rabbit defeats a long-experienced ferret in a public house match. The rabbit leaps the ferret, kicks him with powerful hind legs, and hurls him against a wainecat. After two failed attacks the ferret yields and declines a fourth round.
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Ife
Pearson’s Weekly
Vibrant Breeding Colors in Fishes Highlighted
The passage notes that many fishes show vivid color changes during the breeding season. Male pike become intensely iridescent, eels adopt a silvery hue, and males of tench, roach, and perch brighten noticeably to attract mates.
Aunt Jane’s Unending Visit Sparks Laughing Reminder
A humorous quip from Harper’s Weekly notes that inviting Aunt Jane for a fortnight two years ago has stretched into an endless stay. The exchange ends with a humorous blessing on not inviting her for a month.
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Jane
Harper’s Weekly
Uncovered. A Nose For Forbidden Romance In London Tatler
A fragment from the London Tatler hints at social intrigue among young women. The speaker scolds Horace for confusing affection and dislike toward Mabel. The exchange touches on gossip, seduction, and the visible signs of vanity as freckles reveal a kiss.
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Horace
Mabel
Hetty
London Tatler
Political Question Sparks Personal Reflection in Puck
In a Puck cartoon caption a man answers a reporter asking whom he supported in the last campaign. He cites a wife two children and a mother in law and notes maintaining life insurance as part of his life. The piece satirizes political loyalties and private family obligations in a humorous context.
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Puck
Greeley a growing county seat with diverse industries
Greeley Colorado, 52 miles north of Denver, thrives as Weld County seat and irrigation hub. The district supports a beet sugar plant, potato starch factory, canning works, and multiple manufacturers, with a strong hotel scene, two railroads, parks, libraries, and a vibrant commercial club. Crops in the district bring in about 6 million dollars annually.
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Aere of
Grocley
Denver
Reese Moountains
E United
Weld County
Colorado State Noe
Mississippi
Greele District
Tender Tribute at the Silent White Form
A mourner tends a grave with quiet respect as others share her grief. She holds back tears at first then lifts a plaintive cry that echoes across the grounds, before the crowd falls silent and she fears she may weep again tomorrow.
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Kansas City Journal
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