Didos Carthage and the Trojan Exile Tale
Pygmalion's harsh rule prompts Dido to found Carthage after aiding Aeneas and his Trojan refuges. Aeneas recounts Troy's fall and his voyage, including storms, divine interventions, and the dream of Rome. He accepts Dido's hospitality, plotting onward to Hesperia but fate and Mercury push him toward Rome. Dido's love ends in tragedy as she dies on a funeral pyre.
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Elus
Tyre
Pygmalion
Dido
Sichaeus
Africa
Sicily
Hido
Carthage
Hamilcar
Hannibal
Rome
Did
Aeneas
Troy
Agamemnon
Menelaus
Achilles
Anchises
Secon
Thra
Delos
Hesperia
Dardanus
Crete
Juno
Paris
Venice
Aeolus
Thrace
Neptune
Toly
Jupiter
Mercury
The Koya Road Small Boy and a Fire Company
A dialogue from New York Weekly describes a growing village forming a volunteer fire company. A citizen encourages a boy’s ambition to join now and later the regular company, warning that success could lead to civic offices and high salaries with opportunities to steal, reflecting town pride and corruption fears.
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Koya
Pop
New York Weekly
Time Throws Away
Clara and Dora discuss a stalled proposal. Dora laments the delay from Mr. Faintheart, noting she would not marry him yet feels torn by the time wasted and hopes for at least a chance to refuse.
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Clara
Dora
Mr. Faintheart
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