Farmer’s life in Old New England a laboring ode
A poem from the New England Farmer extols the farmer's hard labor and self sufficiency. It contrasts searing daily toil milking cows churning and pig husbandry with the dream of comfort yet emphasizes independence. The piece ends praising divine provision for those who work long hours.
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Jooka
New England
The Marquis and the Vanishing Fortune at Montroque
In Besol mountains the Marquis de Fresnaye and his daughter Madeleine return to a shuttered Montroque hunting box now filled with humble comforts. A dowry demand exposes class tensions and his ruined estate, yet loyal love from Madeleine and a benefactor widow transform their fate until tragedy and pride seal their legacy.
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M. le Marquis de
Marquise
Madeline de Freanaye
M. le'Marquin de Fresnaye
Nicholas
Fiesol
Grardly
Marquis
Marquis de Fresnaye
Mme
Monsieur
Madeleine
Freandyé
Chateau de Freanaye
Chateau
Mme. Godard
Marquis de la Freanaye
Alencon
Marquise de Fresnaye
Mademoiselle
de la Fresnaye
Madame
Godard
M. le Marquis
Jace
Mma
Carring
Alxty
Nina
Eh ‘Orm
Georges
Mme. la Marquise
la Marquise
Georges Rigault
Nice
Mediterranean
Anid
Chateaau
The Landlady Speaks On Boarding House Trials
A landlady reflects on the hard life of hosting boarders. She describes constant complaints and strained meals, the burden of serving many mouths, and the emotional toll of balancing care with criticism. She hopes for peace in heaven with those she has known.
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Gabrielf
Breakfast Table without Fault Finding Alang
A fragment reflects on gatherings around a table one year later with a sense of harmony where meals are without fault finding and discomfort, imagining a place of peaceful hospitality.
Crackers and Quips From an Old Almanac
A fragment of humorous quips ranges from an auctioneer’s craving to aging chickens and dental metaphors. It playfully contrasts phrases about geography, theater, digestion, and nautical buoyancy with mock proverbs and slang from a bygone era. The pieces mix wordplay and social banter, offering a snapshot of light satire.
Glass Thread From Vienna Spinner Sparks Fashion and Industry
A Vienna spinner crafts glass into an ultra fine thread finer than cotton and silk. The wheel spans five Austrian yards, producing three thousand yards per minute. The glass thread sells for a dollar thirty six per ounce equivalent, resists acids heat and light, and is used for filters upholstery and dress elements. The Austrian commerce ministry has formed glass spinning schools in Bohemia and samples appear in shops.
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Srinner
Vienna
Bohemia
Dreaming youth climbs through window in fiery escape
A Bostox youth awoke from a dream of fire and leaped from bed. He smashed each window and wrenched the sash away, then, aided by repeated leaps, landed in a tree. The sash dropped to the pavement as onlookers watched the odd rescue. More than five hundred fifty millions sterling are invested in railways in Great Britain and Ireland.
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Herne Bay
Herne
Josh Billings
Mackrel
Great Britain and
Ireland
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Madéleine
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France
M. de Fresnaye
Milo
Madeleine de Fresnaye
Jacob Rigault
Elve
Mentroque
Cesar
Ohio
Newark
John Smith