Better Than Gold The Conscience and Comfort of Plain Living
Fragmented verse extols virtue over wealth, praising a healthy body clear conscience and humble happiness. It contrasts toil and books with luxurious sleep and grandeur, affirming simple homes, family love, and moral character as richer than gold.
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Land of Dreams
A Tale of Honour and Revenge at the Bank
Birney Graham, second assistant at the Thirty‑first National Bank, pursues a scheme against a cashier who embezzled funds. Alice Marlay, daughter of the bank president, resents his role and vows vengeance. After years of poverty and illness, Graham falls ill at a country home and is tended by Miss Marlay, who slowly changes from foe to wife as love rekindles.
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Sardou
la Haine
Republic of the United States
A. D
Thirty-first National Bank
Providence
Miles
Rory
Birney Graham
Tim
Alice
Macbeth
Alice Marlay
Birney Grahaff
Marlay
Birney
Graham
Dady
Misa Marlay
Miss Alice
America
Miss Marlay
Mr. Marlay
Cross
Miltstone
Binney
Ahde Marlay
Birtey Graham
Alice Fariay
Thirty-first Nations Bank
Kney Graham
Tever
Ted
Birneybrahim
Jody
Epreo
Batra
Brown
Miss Farlay
Shola
Thad
Alice Baring
Anotter
Variety and Humor Parade Lapses in Humorous Column
A jumble of anecdotes and quips ranges from a steamer's failure to a New York death tale atop Mont Blanc. Notes on a Mississippi buffalo fly, Miss Powers on a Grand Jury, and thistle rapeseed lore sit alongside oddities from York County and a Boston centennial forecast.
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Bessemer
Powers
Mississippi
The
Land and Water
John Blackford
Mont Blanc
Rochester Depot
New York
Chicago
East Nantmeal
Chester County
Hidden remark sparks questions in Father Marlay tale
A fragmentary quoted exchange features Father Marlay’s approval being sought for a remark described as the strange “hidden meaning.” The dialogue includes stray phrases about wishes and understanding, with characters named Eirza Archard and Peterson’s Journal cited.
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Father Marlay
Eirza Archard
Peterson
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