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Newspaper
Hershey Press
Location
Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1910
Page
6
A jagged scene shows Orde and Newmark in a tense exchange with threats and a note demanding departure, then Orde’s return home to Ciara and a quiet moment of marriage. The text shifts to poetry references, noting Tennyson’s affection for wild birds at Farringford and domesticated birds among his friends.
Alfred Tennyson cherished woods fields and nature daily. He studied birds including the nightingale owl linnet peregrine falcons and seabirds with steady interest in the sea and shore life.
A young man marries the rich man's daughter and avoids heavy work to support her. The father orders him to quit working, and the son-in-law retorts that he cannot live to support all. He then proposes a businesslike fix: take out a £20,000 life insurance on the father to spare his own mind.
A playful verse set catalogs various friendships and attractions to several named girls. The speaker expresses a wish to marry them all, weaving imagery of romance, flirtation, and social scenes with Lil Rita Dicky Flo Di and others as he moves through moments of admiration.
A brief literary fragment explores a heart full of love despite visible limits. The speaker, an unknown author, questions why affection feels constrained while asserting capacity and longing. The tone remains reflective and intimate.
The text blends a poem about daily bondage and personal longing with a factual note about Ramesses I, founder of the 19th Dynasty in Egypt. It cites his brief reign around 1355 BCE, Nubian wars, Karnak inscriptions, Deir el-Bahri mummy discovery in 1881, and his son Seti I building Memnonium at Karnak to honor him.
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