Borrowed Words in Essays and Quotation Craft
A reflective guide on using quotations in essays urges writers to borrow from classic authors and existing works. It emphasizes balancing originality with borrowed wit, warning that true originality is rare and that quoting well elevates prose without sacrificing credibility.
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Bartlett
John Milton
Emerson
Shakespeare
James Pott & Co
Lim Jacklin on Reformers Women and Marriage
Old Limul or Lim Jacklin debates women reformers, marriage and motherhood with his wife, lampooning female writers, Patsy Page, and “old maids.” He jokes that women guide men and claims mature men view love as nature’s guide while criticizing speeches about how to manage husbands.
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Lim Jacklin
Samson
Patsy Page
Patsy
Zeb Collins
Satan
Mrs. Jacklin
Rice Culture in Bengal A Classic View of Plentiful Grain
The piece outlines Bengal’s rice supremacy due to annual floods and vast plains. It details seed yield, home life, irrigation, seedling transplanting, and field preparation, then describes drought, price effects, famine risk, relief works, and hand harvesting by peasants.
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Bengal
India
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Lim Jacklin Wi
Opie
Bierigal Wie
Lydia
Pinkham
E. Pinkham
Eeeble Comporiton
Beenarine Orig
Lafayette Bt
Deaves
Col
Lydia E
Marie Stokeeman
la Ia
Lydia CE. Pinkham
Elleni M. Diem
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N. East Bt
Ke- Wace
Til
Lydia HE. Pinkham
Libby
Vienna
Libby, McNeill & Liby
Chicago
Parker