Brotherhood Paul and the Vineyard Punishment
A Lent-day procession of monks moves to the vineyard for work. Brother Paul laughs aloud breaking silence and faces punishment. The Abbot grants penance of three rod strokes for Paul and twelve and twelve for Brother John, urging humility and service.
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Paul
TerRent
Marty Ratory
John
Prother Paul
Syiver'ng
Brother Paul
Brother John
Adam
Gol
Victorian rowing linked to health and sport ethics
The article traces rowing’s rise from a neglected pastime to a valued athletic pursuit in Cambridge and Oxford. It notes doctors debating its health benefits, praising boating as safer for the body than cricket, and highlights figures like Skey Humphry and Selwyn who argued for rowing’s physical advantages.
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Tittlebat Titmouse
Me Cliss
Oxford
Cambridge
Isis
Xford
Napoleon
Samuel Warrey
Thames
Westminster School
Wilidins
F.C. Skey
Prifexsr Humphry
Artem
Skey
de Humphry
Senaya House
Schenols
Cam
Rishon
Lichfield
Lord Justice
Selwyn
Beresford Hope
George Denman
Lesii Stephen Wer
Tienard Quain
Westminster Gazette
Handy pole ladder for fruit trees
A pole ladder designed to reach large trees uses a straight pole cut near the top and bolted rungs. A forked limb acts as a support, with holes drilled near the top for bolts to prevent splitting before adding rungs like a standard ladder.
Angel in a Fix and Dairyman's Weighty Lesson
A Bible classroom moment shifts to a playful question about the tenth plague and twins. The piece then pivots to emphasize a dairy farming method: testing each cow in a herd by weighings and yield records, presenting it as the key to surpassing expectations.
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Egypt
Great Men and the Question of True Greatness
A literary essay contemplates what makes a great man by Arthur C. Benson. It contrasts size and intensity, notes society's distraction with novelty, and argues greatness often grows in isolation and quiet persistence rather than public praise. It explores new mediums for expression beyond poetry and prose and reflects on conditions favorable to enduring achievement.
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Brnilier Pau
Walla
Arthur C. Benson
Eliahu
Alain
Vetuayenia Loren
Allen
Epsiliee Valuel Witsch Reid Ives
Teadey
Otteran
Iniik
Riflemen Form for War Service Urges Local Rifle Clubs
Lord Roberts and The Times are cited in a call to organize rifle clubs across homes. The appeal urges readers to join a nearest rifle club, learn marksmanship, and prepare to serve if conflict arises, invoking patriotism and swift national readiness.
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Lord Roberts
Intreduetory Iittle Ybry
Avril
Ontither
Tennyson
Wien Palieetiok
the Times
Jmstarr
Pillee
Pialmont
Austria
All Saints Margaret Street, A High Church Icon
The article describes All Saints Margaret Street as a historic High Church cradle in London, associated with the Camden Society and the Tractarian movement. The foundation stone was laid on All Saints Day 1850 by Dr. Pusey after suspension for heresy, and the church is noted for its lavish interior and substantial cost of nearly 100000 pounds.
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All Saints
Margaret Street
Haiden
Margaret Chae
London
Camden Society
Cambridge
Oxford “Tractarians
Pusey
Oxford
Metropolis
England
Wil
Paty
Cusima
Laura Une Parson
Ron
Ory
AWE Ferry
Shah
Chaney
Shia
ATV
Reese
Michal Poy Mi Fares
Entente friendships and shared humanity praised
A Paris Gaulois note extols common humanity between English and French. The author reflects on living in an English home and appreciating the broad, welcoming circle of English friends available to a Frenchman with time to spare.
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England
Gaulois
Paris
When Both Masks Fell on a Shipboard Romance
On a night voyage a parson guards a dramatic passenger Suzanne amid a shipboard smoke scare and a crowd’s gossip. The narrator recalls Suzanne’s New York season and a looming London show as danger tests courage, loyalty, and hidden affections aboard a stalled steamer.
Varsity sports show peak form in inter university meet
Thestor and Cambridge athletes drew strong crowd interest as they compete for spots on England's Olympic team. Powell, Hussey, Just and Hallawes posted notable times. Powell’s hurdle pace matched last year’s, while Hussey is praised as a top second string. Long distance runners showcased rising standards beyond university bounds.
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Thestor
Cambridge
England
Powell
Wiefellch
Hussey Powell
Kranglein
Just
Hallawes
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