Long-ago bombardment and personal vows in a journal tale
A fragmentary account blends a violent 19th century explosion at a tower with casualties and police actions. It shifts to reflections on national policy, then to a lyrical farewell between lovers, ending with a line from Chamber's Journal.
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Owaterten
Eogura
Doreicult
White Tywer
Flora Ward
Arma Erarite
Howe
Atha
Alighely
Con Mahien Cox
Ools
Will Ass
Edwin Green
Fos
Balidinen Baverel
Eas
Chamber
Emmy's Baby Vanishes Then Found By Hayfield Visitants
In a tense family scene Mrs. Nicholson urges her husband to check the house for their infant Emmy who has not been heard. After a frantic search, the child is discovered safe among the rectory workers in the hay field, and Agatha consoles John as they return with the baby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Agatha
Mrs. Nicholson
Emmy
Coman
Charles
Charlas
Mr. Nicholson
Thes
Renin
Wory
Anya
Mr. Nichol
Jebsh
Elas
Cook
Anid Cook
Mra
Ana
Mary
Mina Torll
Mra. Nicholson
Mr. Nichleson
Uaa
Mia
Nicholaon
Tam
Jack
Tock
Jim
Tlost
Hare
Anatha
Landon Soci
Tha Carago News
John K Mclean
Clociuat
Holmene Cemetery
Washington
Yagatha
the Enquirer
Namnie
Lens
Sandy Anderson
Nannie
Lena
Randy Anderson
Miss Glynis
Miss May
Sandy Anderaon
Nanny
Mr. Anderson
Banch
Mixx Glynn
Anderson
Doole
Nanda May
Lavy
Shy
Lana
Gil
Miss Glynn
Lona
Doubtful Edges and Endurance in a Whimsical Note
A fragment from the Brapeville Journal muses on endurance and self restraint amid playful nonsense. The piece questions whether readers can ignore alluring gossip and maintain poise, concluding with repeated doubt about the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brapeville Journal
Dovar
Love and Jealousy Drive Beachside Romance Plot
At Atlantic City Lena and Nannie plot to spark jealousy in Jack Blair by involving Sandy Anderson with Nannie. Jack’s suspicions flare after a hop encounter with Nell Glynn and a staged love triangle tests loyalties, ending with Jack forgiving Anderson and reaffirming Nannie's special place.
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Nannie
Lona Blair
Neil Glynn
Roy Lexon
Jack
Nannia
Nannia May
Lena
Nanniv
Sandy Anderson
Saniy
Atlantic City
Jack Blair
Baltimore
Jack Traiy
Nell Glynn
Grand Cross of Bath History Tells of Knighthood Origins
A fragment outlines the Grand Cross of Bath, noted as a rare honor for Sir John A. Macdonald and tracing the Knights of the Bath to medieval times. It describes a royal order revived by George I in 1720, its statutes, insignia, and motto, with references to coronations and royal ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Macdonald
Bath
Knights of the Bath
Ernando
Henry IV
Froissart
Tower of London
Charles II
George I
Hoe
Uno
Veterans repair program shows 18000 applicants in era
An American official described how the surgeon generals office lists about eighteen thousand veterans seeking artificial limbs and how about 14000 have been repaired in one cycle. He notes many applicants are dead or lose contact, with some receiving multiple limbs over years as the system cycles every five years.
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Mr. Ramacy
Washington Star
Onrgalyas
Ion
New England
Repaira
Lpresumio
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Thor
Nhdothtechus
Missouri River
Dakota
Wits
Prat Phalpa
Dias
Winchester Ras
Mikils
Idina Abed
Alice Winn
Books of Reference
Agaths
Min
May
Raya
Signaleo
the Grand Cross OF
Altai & Co
New York
Auerioah
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