A Poem on a Rose by Henry Bourdillon in the Spectator
A fragment from the Spectator presents a lyrical meditation on a rose. The poem contrasts delicate beauty with hard weather and sea images, asking whether the flower is a mortal bloom or a foretaste of summer. It contemplates growth rooted by God and the bloom of a garden queen amidst wind and storms.
Aunt Urania’s Keen Eye and Bardie’s Bold Proposal
In a country setting Aunt Urania’s sharp scrutiny uncovers a budding romance between Nora and Harry Bent as Bardie, Nora’s beloved, declares his wish to marry her. Nora faces a moral conflict before a tender decision blossoms into a future of shared parenthood and home.
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Urania
Elizabeth Terry
Elizabeth
Mr. Williams
Europe
Harry
Mrs. Dubois
Susan Bardmore
Henry Bent
Coralie
Aunt Urania
Nora
Susie
Bardie
Aunt
Papa
Ardie
Nora Darling
Paps
Ee - Bardio
Pape
Bruce
Rascal
Invest
Mamma
Oreeping
Swaneas
Miss Scudamore
Auri~Uranis
Susie” Leake
Thad
Himéain
Eis
Nors
Pera
Ellinor
Uranis
Land of Shadows
Seuss
Bara
Elinor
Ora
Suaia
Evele
Miss Scuddymore
Pops
Harper's Bazar
Poem Fragments Reflect Nostalgic Childhood Imagery
Fragmentary verses describe sunny days, daisies, birds, and flowers with a nostalgic tone. The voice recalls a happy child while listening to nature and reminiscing about simple pleasures. The source hints at St Nicholas era sentiment and gentle, lyrical imagery.
Bybury’s Bold July Bell Caper by Twelve Boys
In Bybury village twelve bright boys plan a midnight bell caper before the Fourth of July. Tom Milliken leads a risky climb to the church belfry to ring the Liberty and Prohibition bells, outsmarting the Commodore and his guards. The clapper goes missing and reappears next dawn, securing the boys’ triumph and long-lived bragging rights.
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Broory
Andyl
Land of Freedom
Bybury
Milliken
Tom Milliken
St Bybury
Tom
Ringera
Greece
Bory
Uae
Bechey
Beem
Sexton
Bybury Village
Bes
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Ste. “Henry
Arepublican
Geo. Bubt
Fajior
Olireoaes
Imp
Angel
G. W. Smalley
New York Herald
Our Youngs Pong
St. Nicholas
Ies
Hythen
Boston Parritt
Aros