The Old Year Dies In Winter’s Quiet Lament
A Victorian style verse laments the passing of the year. Voices from the shadows call as life’s sands fall and memories fade. The poem reflects on lost promises, tired old loves, and the solemn teaching of time.
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Lady Winter
Violet Puller
The Bamber Fortune and the Platt Heiress
In Stoneport widow Mrs Bamber clings to Bamber's Drops as debtors loom over her shop life. A mysterious donor buys three old paintings for five thousand dollars, enabling the Platts to avert foreclosure and reveal a tale of charity, art theft, and romance involving Charlotte Eaton, Charley Platt, and Hiram Driggs.
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Xnear
Bamber
Archibald
Dr. Platt
Hiram Driggs
Dr. Bamber
Peyton
Dr Platt
Ike
Towho
New Hngtend
Stoneport
Miss Simmons
Driggs
Ving
Hiram
Mr Driggs
Charlotte Eaton
Staneport
Hirkin Driggs Coul
Charlotte
Charley Platt
aLhound
Ian Dea
Piatt
Rand Weslaugheds
Bampher
Sheeb. Archer
Mrs. Bamber
Nanny
Ias Sr
Btoneport
Drs. Pratt
Cenci
Stoneport Hotel
Earl of
Lorne
New England
Nec
Raffaello Sanzio
Luigi Carndlle
New York
Tallan
Oacroas
Plalna
Luigi Carnole
New Haven
Poyert
Faginia
Algernon Smith
Platt
Stonyport
Hierson
Charlotte-Eaton
Adif
Charley
A French Appartement And Its Puzzles Of Space And Style
Lucy Hooper writes on Parisian living noting the compact, puzzle like layout of a French apartment the small kitchen with copper pans an inspector of saucepans and the thrifty yet generous Parisian housekeeping. She contrasts two breakfasts and the careful budgeting that limits both food and hospitality in Parisian homes.
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Lucy Hooper
Lippincott
Paris
Bfan
Humble Woman Presents Gift at New Year Altar
In a tearful scene Mrs Bamber watches Charlotte Eaton rise tall and take the purse from Mrs Latt as Hiram Driggs stands in doorway. The Drops debt and diploma pledge frame a symbolic New Year moment captured by Harper's Weekly.
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Charley
Simple Comfort Rules For Elegant Home Dining
The piece extols simple yet neat dining over lavish display, praising a snowy tablecloth bright service and a few well prepared dishes like fresh bread and butter from a well-kept dairy. It shifts to snippets about a Providence Almoran and a troubled Irish suitor, then notes a will and a charity report showing a rise in Presbyterian Foreign Missions contributions.
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Apoortman
Enery
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Burt
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Alearth
Mantle
Elite
Almoran
Har
Cranston
O'Rourke
Independent
Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions