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Nsingle
Autumn's Shadow Over Summer Hopeful Harbinger
Poem reflects on Summer fading into Autumn with vivid nature imagery. The speaker laments the loss of Summer, comparing the passing season to death and Niobe, while noting the lingering traces of warmth in beech forests and fern fronds as autumn approaches.
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Eton Path
Dun
Niobe
Rosenglory and the Morning Glory Child
A mother's poverty and a young girl named Susan shape a tale of hardship and fragile hope. Susan’s life, touched by sickness, toil, and rags, is brightened by a Morning Glory that blooms from a teapot, symbolizing resilience amid neglect and the lure of kindness in a harsh world.
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Jerry Gray
Susan
Napoleon
Rome
Jay Susan
Rosenglory
Hinle Rosenglory
Jerry
Rosenglory and the Lure of a Lost Life
A fragmented tale traces Rosenglory Susan, born to poverty, raised by a harsh alms-house world, and drawn into exploitation by a worldly household. Her brother Jerry searches in vain for her until a chance reunion reveals their shared past, ending with her death in a shelter for reforming women.
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Su‘san
Mrs. Andrews
Jenkins
Susan
Mrs. Jenkins
Blackwell's Island
Blackwell’s Island
Robert Andrews
Jerry
Susy
Susan Gray
Susan Andrews
Tie
Watshe
Jenry
Piper
Hayward
Hiitle Rosengiory
Tenth Avenue
Jame
The Dying Love and Forgiveness in a Turbulent Past
A narrator recalls a conflicted relationship filled with sin and guilt. Angela dies after years of misfortune, with Sam clinging to hope and prayer. A visiting woman offers pity that stirs pain rather than solace, highlighting harsh judgments and fragile mercy in their neglected youth.
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Bert
Sam
Robert Mars
Jerry
Angela
Honest Bum Seller Promises Drunkard Trade Throughout Ohio
A sensational plea outlines a liquor business with plans to market spirits and intoxicants to the sober and industrious, warning of ruinous social costs. It cites a court license and blames money for such evil, while lamenting poverty and public harm from drunkenness amid political chatter and stray notices.
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Ohio Temperance “Organ
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Phan
Robert
Liberty
Heaven
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Osburn
Kittie
Germany
Sumpter
Geo
Mexico
Muscogee
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