Story of Francis Cludde A Romance on Queen Marys Reign
In a Dutch boat on the Waal the narrator learns of Katherine Willoughby and her link to Gardiner as they flee England. He gains her trust after a tense letter mystery and is welcomed as a ally, while Mistress Anne shows concern for his wellbeing and secrets. The voyage nears Nimwegen and Arnheim as March opens with reflections and a dream memory.
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Duchess of Suffolk
Charles Brandon
Duke of Suffolk
Henry VII
Mary
England
France
Katherine
Willoughby de Eresby
Bishop Gardiner
Stephen Gardiner
the @uchees
Clarence
Gardiner
Philip
Bertie
Mistress Bertram
Peter
Paul
Gar- Grier
Stony Stratford
Duchem
Anne
Abe
May Fedlinge
Duc Em
Mistress Anne
Knight
Coton
Anthony
Henry
Francis Carey
Bertle
Carey
Paget
Cavendishes
Spencers
Katherine Willoughby
Francis
Waal
Gorcum
Nimuegen
Petronilla
Ain
Arnheim
Rhine
London Fog Sets Scene For Aunt and Nephew Tale
In foggy Strand near a bank Miss Thornton watches a nephew Creighton as he visits a mysterious London eating house. She seeks truth through a maid then learns the jovial prank ends with a monetary payoff and a fishy quiet dinner plan.
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Miss Thornton
Forth
Strand
London
Charing Cross Road
Oxford Street
Tottenham Court Road
Mr. Creighton
Rents
India
Jim
Misa Thornton
Etreeta
Chris
Christopher
Waltrens
Thorn
Thornton
Fragmentary verse by Arthur Symons in old diary tone
A damaged OCR fragment echoes a poem style meditation on memory and aging. The lines drift between seasons and reeds with a forlorn tone, invoking old peace forgotten and the weblog of the reeds at noontide and evening.
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Arthur Symons
Folded Hands and a Dimming Life Poem by Ninette M. Lowater
A poetic fragment from Ninette M. Lowater reflecting on aging and unfinished work. The speaker laments fading strength and the dwindling gift of labor, watching the sun set as others continue tasks they once shared. The piece conveys weariness and a longing for rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ninette M. Lowater
New York
Mona Machree and Debt in Japan
A fragmentary item mixes poetic lines about Mona Machree with a cash debt note from Japan. It describes a wandering speaker praising nature and love, then shifts to foreigners in Japan seeking year end debt relief. Traders prepare to settle books, while some creditors threaten fatal measures if debts remain unpaid.
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Japan
Bilino
the Leune
Coffee Eyes and Postum Cure Tale
A dramatic anecdote from Owego Montana describes coffee causing eye weakness and photic disturbances. A woman quits coffee, switches to Postum Wood Coffee, and reports eye relief after several months. The account cites improved digestion and fewer headaches in a family member, with the name and location attributed to Volume Coy Creek Mich.
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Owego
Mont
Postum
Voalum Coy Creek
Mich
Also Mentioned on This Page
Francis Cludde
Queen Mary
Stanley J. Weyman
Wille
Anna
Witchu
Agna
Venus
Eve
Kate
Barbara
Lissy
Bet
Australia
W.A Hearst
Great Britain
Charley Cross
St. Martin's Church
Nemo
Hanson
Kawex Road
Inkington
Dodds
Nade
Leean, Pe
Guat
Mona Machree
Mona
T. A. Daly
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