Up into the woods a woodland record by Dora Read Goodale
A poem excerpt reflecting a journey into the woods with nature as mentor and muse. It speaks of birds, beasts, and plant life revealing the forest’s secrets and the tension between impulse and restraint as the speaker seeks a deeper harmony with the natural world.
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A Sea-Side Trip and a Love Transformed
Judge Broom, urged by illness, travels to a seaside town and befriends Miss Milly Ravensworth, a provincial beauty working as a nurse and fern student. After rescuing her from a drowning incident, he pursues a cautious courtship, learns Milly’s true identity, and gains her consent to a future union amid family revelations.
Little Dancing Leaves
Poem by Lucy Larcom printed in St Nicholas praises cheerful leaves. Imagery contrasts leaves with flowers and grain, musing on nature’s gifts. The verses celebrate constant bloom and the dancer like leaves blessing dwellers with shade and joy.
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Rupert's Brave Rescue Of Sisters In Flood Night
In Ware England more than eighty years ago Rupert, twelve, saves his sisters Margery and Nance from floodwaters after a river overflows and cuts off escape. He ventures to seek help, is lost, and a manor farm crew later rescues the girls, reporting his drowned body found. Margery later shares the tale of the brave uncle who saved them.
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The Choice of a Saddle Horse From The Century Magazine
A discussion of selecting saddles horses for riders in the United States. It notes American racing stables offer horses suitable for park backs or light-weight hunters, and praises mustangs as intelligent sturdy mounts. Also mentions a peculiar rainbow seen in Otsego County lasting about fifteen minutes.
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