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Jae
Psyein
Aztre
Lawrie Todd
The Scar of Lexington Poem Fragment
A veteran recalls a Civil War era battle as a grandson asks about a scar. The speaker, now old, recounts bloodshed and valor that tied him to freedom. He warns the boy to defend liberty, wielding his grandfather’s sword and God as shield in future trials.
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Tean
Lesincrox
Intimate Friends and Betrayal in a Parlor Drama
Lucy Torrington discovers her husband Charles grows distant as his old friend Florence Wharton visits. Florence's charm exposes gaps in domestic life and Lucy's jealousy grows until a letter from Lucy's sister reveals Florence's true nature. The plot pivots on social maneuvers, legitimacy, and a turning crisis that tests marriage fidelity and forgiveness.
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Charles
John
Mrs. Wharton
the Astor
Deuce
Lucy
Florence
Hoyden
Harry Wharton
Europe
Harry
Paris
Lacy
Charles Torrington
Suzy
Lucy Torrington
Mr. Torrington
Mary
Mrs. Torrington
Mrs Wharton
Florence Wharton
Roxalana
Frank J
Sam
Sister Mary
Don Whisker
South America
Don Giorgio
Tor
Hier
Philadelphia
Torrington
Ahic Don Giorgio
George
Rio Janeiro
Sheep Farming Profits and Wool Varieties in Early America
An analysis argues fine wool and mutton are the primary profit of American sheep. It discusses wool quality, breed choices like Merino and Saxony, and warns against South Down as unprofitable. It notes regional suitability and the need for hardy long-woolled sheep for value, with cautions on crossbreeding. The piece also references a libel suit involving the Albany Evening Journal and a railroad superintendent over illegal voting.
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Ohio
Aimos
Cotswold
Bakewells
South Downs
Saxony
PC. Peters
Albany Evening Journal
Costigan
Hawk and Hudson Railroad
Chary
Almshouse
Albany
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