A New Enoch Arden Tale From Aimed War Era
A romantic tale recounts Eliza Bussey and Frank Lace’s marriage, abandonment, and Mrs Lace’s later remarriage to Cody. Lee, presumed dead after Indian captivity, returns in disguise to learn his daughter’s fate and faces a clash of loyalties, with family and duty testing enduring bonds.
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Army worm history and Voltaire anecdotes from Cornhill
The passage discusses the army worm’s long study history in America since 1861, its nocturnal habits, migration behavior, and lifecycle. It shifts to Voltaire’s encounters with English taunting crowds, his bold oration, and a press gang episode illustrating notions of liberty and servitude in 18th century Europe.
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