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Wigeaay
Advertisciimors Soseried Liree
Oregon
Odd Fellowship
Obin
New York
Mane
Qrevon
Cele Sreme
Congress
Doetra Violets in a Finy Box Verse
Fragmentary verses from an English periodical note fanciful lines and playful wordplay. The text references Rhymed images and quatrains with imagery of sweetness and a critic’s aside, embedded in a dense stream of archaic phrasing and misread names.
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Ted
Barker
Bretting
Andie
Earthep Ace Sudauy
Oon
Sven
Mystery Memoir of Cora Inglesby and Amy in Old Village
A fragmented literary reminiscence recalls a cottage on Lake Ontario and a pledge of youthful love between Cora Inglesby and Amy. Grandmother’s faded letter reveals a past of devotion, loss, and family ties, centering on a merchant father’s stern pursuit of wealth and a close girlhood friendship that bordered on sisterhood.
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Amy
Jong
Cora Inglesby
Cora
Cora Merrick’s Love Trial and Tragic Farewell
An 19th century tale of Cora Merrick and Evander Wheatly unfolds through notes, secrets, and parental authority. Cora’s affection for a poor artist clashes with her father Inglesby’s rigid consent policy, leading to turmoil, a near elopement, and a fatal illness that ends in a mournful, hopeful denouement as Cora dies and Evander collapses under guilt and loss.
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Ste
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Aliss
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Warie
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Une Coom
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Evindor
Tvus
Charity Bains
Charles Mathews
Letter from Rev Levi Packer on travels in Egypt reading
Publication presents a letter from Rev Levi Packer, former pastor, dated January 20 1852, describing his health decline and experiences in Egypt. He recalls Cairo, the Nile, Pyramids, and historic sites, contrasts beauty with oppression, and closes with affection from the author in Upper Egypt.
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Nile
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