Farer Bas and the Bond of Longing in Verse
The speaker contemplates love for Farmer Bas, admitting deep closeness yet doubt about shared past joys. She clings to gratitude and ache as she weighs whether their future can grow beyond earlier sorrows and daily growth in his wisdom.
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Saxe Holm
Apache captivity and pursuit on the New Mexico frontier
A veteran cavalry lieutenant recalls guiding a small train through the Arizona New Mexico border, where Apaches outmaneuvered scouts. Captain Arthur Burnham captures a teenage Apache prisoner Zidda after a tense fight near Fort Apache, aided by Jack Burnham, culminating in Zidda’s daring rescue of Jack during a later pursuit. The narrative blends frontier combat with a dramatic rescue and cross-cultural insights.
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New Mexico
Horion
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San Franccisco Mountains
Gila Range
Little Company
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Burnham
Jack
Zidda
Ack
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Capt. Burnham
Barnlaw
Crook
Jick Burnham
Jack Burnham
Riley
Lucian
Eve
Gorze
Hale
Wife Catalogues Pay For Distance In Marriage
Mrs Langtry is said to pay her husband a monthly salary for keeping his distance. A good many wives would be glad to secure an Apartness on the same terms, though not for the same reasons.
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Zidda
Ife
Burnham
San Antonio
Texas
Jack
Ziddius Company
Uso
Generis
Crypt
Ziddai
Capt. Burnham
Anawer
Zoological Garden
Brown
Lannan
Bennett
Wallaby
Philadelphia Times
A Stranger’s Irish Visit and a Lively Reel at Mrs Kelleher
A Rockland Courier-Gazette correspondent recounts an Irish visit. In a small shop near a public pump he meets Mrs Kelleher and Norah Manny’s mother, shares a toast, and watches Mrs Kelleher perform a reel with Blind Jerry the piper to rousing cheers.
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Ireland
America
Norah
Norah Manny
Jerry
Wary contest as rivals glare through the heat
The scene shows a tense bout with Judge Jerry facing the challenger. The crowd roars while performers curl with effort and sweat, Mrs Kelleher breathing hard, and the audience reacts to every move in the crowded room.
Gentleman’s Income and George IV Wealth Expenditure
In a February 1827 Chicago Tribune piece J. H. Siddons recalls George IV as a lavish bon-vivant, describing his age and dress while detailing what a gentleman’s income of £100,000 a year must cover. The king asserts rich living requires grand houses, hunts, boxes, clubs, voyages, art, books, fashion, and servants, leaving little after costs.
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Bla Bon
J. H. Siddons
Chicago Tribune
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Sir Thomas Laurence
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Sir Willoughby
England
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Norfolk
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Paris
Talma
Frascati's
Shoes Made in Forty Five Minutes at Lynn Factory
Lynn correspondent describes Lynn Mass as a premier shoe center with factories showcasing modern machinery. He notes a pilot factory where a pair of button boots is produced in forty five minutes after forty workers process steps, evidencing a rapid, high volume industry driven by new technology.
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Mass
Hartford Post
Boston
Thomas Veal
Dungeon Rock
Market Street
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