Story of Francis Cludde A Romance Continues
In a misty London scene, thieves lure a captive with threats and bribes as Mistress Bertram plans escape with a child and ally. A perilous river crossing to the Lion’s Whelp marks a tense turn toward sea departure. The trio faces a fogbound future aboard a ship under a wary captain.
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London
Calais
Mistress Bertram
Bertram
A Matter of High Politics and a Romantic Tangle
A London Tribune note recalls Lord Ford and Langford amid a tale of romance and social intrigue. The piece frames a high position dispute as a backdrop to Drusie and Morleigh's combative courtship and the changes in male attitudes toward women.
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Tom Morleigh
Drusie
Sally Crusle
Jack
London Tribune
Peera
Lord Ford
Finder of 15 Asteroids and Amateur Photographic Traps
A young Amherst College graduate and Princeton instructor Raymond Smith Dugan has identified 15 asteroids using careful photographic methods. The piece details his career, including studies at Amherst and the Mannie Institute, roles at Plymouth Protein College, and work with the Lick Observatory as part of an expedition to Spohn. It also notes his residence near Montague, Massachusetts, and observations about asteroid orbits and discovery processes.
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Geo
Sirrah
London
Cheapside
Mistress Bertram
England
John Durvosky
Great Northern Railway
Bouth Buperior
Saya
Duluth Herald
Lehigh
Nedowbt
John Lurvorky
Boston
America
Amherst College
Tronomer
Princeton Universality
Raymond Smith Dugan
Montague
Masa
Oiibuah
Heavenly Company
Ghaorver
Dugan
Ambhorat College
Manne Instutition
Meirut
Budla
Walery
Masihawiudis
Heidelburg
Heidelbers
Duwan Wee
Spohn
Mr. Dugue
Berlin
Ulemeter
Dugan Raindicks
Itm
The Gypsy Recital Echoes Victorian Farewell
A fragmentary verse piece evokes a gypsy girl and a savage mate who scorns her. The speaker recalls gifts like a comb and heart stolen before she departs, with references to Helen Hay Whitney and an angel metre notation amid vague memory.
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Helen Hay Whitney
Consoling the Gying Girl in a Philadelphia Scene
A Philadelphia clergyman consoles a seriously injured man in a tale told with reverent humor. The exchange reveals the mourner’s stubborn hope as the scene shifts between grief and guidance with perchance of fate.
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New York Times
Philadelphin
Jim
Constipation Remedy Advertisement for Syrup with Figs
An old advertisement promotes a natural approach to constipation through a syrup made from figs and senna. It emphasizes aiding nature rather than replacing it, claiming gradual relief and that the remedy is best when used to support normal functions.
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