The Little God and Dicky Continued Tale Fragment
A fragmented excerpt follows The Little God and Dicky with dialogue about a boy named Peter, his mother, and a debate over singing and secrecy. It describes family scenes, anticipated visits, and the boy’s longing, ending with a parental exchange about the boy’s future.
Daddy Hayes's Crime and a Christmas Tragedy
An elderly man known as Daddy Hayes plans a Christmas feast for fourteen poor children but loses the money needed for the treats. He faces hardship and ultimately dies after leaving a remorseful note confessing a theft from the national library, while a stream of eccentric commentary follows on art and society.
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Hayes
Hin
Baldame
Mick
Christine
Claus
Daddy Hayes
Comia
Pease’s
Beon
Daddy Ayes
Beitian
Oxford
Fraventeritsa
National Library
Officers of Justice
Aaraon Harvey
Ways of the Model in a Fragmentary Voice
A fragmentary note on female modeling and perception hints at intimate space and performance. The text suggests experiential context and the idea of a studio as a site of exchange, though the meaning remains elusive within the clipped phrasing.
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Aha
Sha
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Dicky
Abe
Peter
Harry
Miry
Kara
Cisy
Richard
Vannie
Listy
Newbie
Mercy
Sither
Bela Diploma
Paddy Hayes
Equalid
Iwon
Ecyon
Apaok
Har
Nyphy
Bha
R. A
Blame Leau
Academy
Boswell
Begus
Beolutel
Earth
P. Mar
Virgil Markham
Ale
Virgil
Markham
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