Thousands of Centuries Echo in Blowing of Horns To Day
A long narrative blends a Civil War escape tale with reflections on the Jewish shofar horn. The escape sequence centers on Colonel John slipping from a prison roof using a pipe and wall cracks, while a sermon-poem links horns to Sinai and Jewish liturgy describing the horn’s sacred, martial, and festive roles across history.
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Shepheroth
Ephraim
Israel
Moab
Sanus
Assyria
Egypt
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Jerusalem
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Anoker
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Sherman
Andersonville
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Break for Liberty in Chapter IV
A fragmented passage shows Colonel John debating escape directions and risk. He considers descending a root and sounding a shout, weighing discovery dangers and chances of success as he contemplates an improvised maneuver.
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Elving
No Romance About Him in a Young Couple Dilemma
A Cleveland Plain Dealer fragment shows a father's stern stance and a daughter's playful plotting over a marriage with Henry. The dialogue reveals themes of consent, propriety, and parental authority, with playful threats of breach of promise and theatrical acting to influence outcomes.
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Ephen
Daddy
Gladys
Cleveland Plain Dealer
King Haakon VII Sets Stamp on Norway as King
Haakon VII, once known as Prince Charles of Denmark, enjoys immense popularity now seated as king of Norway. The sailor prince is described as a sportsman with simple living, a manly disposition, and a genial, kind-hearted manner expected to win public favor. His limited tenure as administrator is noted, yet his thorough upbringing and studious habits position him well for leadership.
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Charles
Denmark
Norway
Haake Vii
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