Little Tuponny and the Windmill Girl
In a London clay fringe, Triptolema Redfern, a spoiled mill keeper’s ward, earns the nickname Little Tuponny. Joe Western, a taciturn miller, saves a bold girl from the sails then binds her wrists to the mill rail to deter further danger, leaving a defiant yet forgiving parting exchange.
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Citapter I
Tower
London
Nesta
Besidy
Joe Western
Dick Redfern
Kesper
Trip
Triptolema
Triptolema Yellowley
Yellowleaf
Richard
Triptolema Yellowleaf
Sir Walter Scott, Bart
Bart
Mrs. Redfern
Max Muller
National School
Vox
Triptoloma Yellowleaf Redfern
Little Pepenne
Redfern
Lemna
Ringwood Hall
Dutt
Noice
Seean
Lema
Lornta
Lems
Penny
Ringmoor
Muller
Old Miller Western
Joe
Iija
Joo
Jos
Triptoleoma Yellowleaf
Jon Western
Joe Miller
Trip and Joe at the gate under a windless mill scene
Trip visits the mill gate and treks into the winged contraptions while Joe toils nearby. He scolds her for idle mischief and school truancy, offers honey and cherries, and teaches patience with a whistle calling her to him through a tranquil garden setting.
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Cherry Isle
Joe
Ilo
Trip
Jon
Trip's daring mill sail flight ends in a frightful fall
Trip the girl converts a mill sail into a swing to fly from the mill grounds. She climbs the sail and is carried aloft as the miller and helper restart the mill. A rapid descent, mounting fear, and a near-fatal plunge end with rescue and a shaken household.
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Sue
King's Palace
Joe
Isaac
Trip
Nat
Joe Miller
Miler
Arma
Ivory Soap Warning From Counterfeit Brands
A consumer alert notes many white soaps imitate Ivory but lack its claimed qualities. The ad urges buyers to request Ivory Soap specifically and insist on obtaining the genuine product. Copyright 1886 by Procter & Gamble.
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Procter & Gamble
Living Witnesses Praise Dr Pierce Purgative Pellets
A testimonial style ad claims Dr Pierce Pleasant Purgative Pelletine clears pimples blotches and eruptions and relieves constipation. It touts vegetable composition as harmless and a powerful purging and purifying remedy for the system.
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Pierce
Soap swindle victimized by barbershop style testimonial scam
A good housewife is swindled when an agent leaves a bar of soap at her door and later returns to obtain her signature on a testimonial. The testimonial becomes an order for a large quantity of soap at inflated prices. The advertisement closes with a sales pitch for Hood's Sarsaparilla claiming blood purification and system toning.
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Baring Gould
Colman
Triptolemna Yellowleaf Redfern
Mr. Western
Chapter
Metropoli
Prof
Leeds
Stevens Institution of Technology
Hood