Governess Anne Hereford at Chandos faces uncertain future
Anne Hereford, a governess, remains at Chandos under Mr. Chandos and Lady Chandos as Emily's departure and family secrecy strain arrangements. She learns Emily’s letters risk exposing past troubles, encounters Mrs. Penn, and contemplates leaving for Miss Barkien’s or Nulle, but Chandos offers stability and a new role as head nurse and walking companion while mysteries about Emily, a past scandal, and ghosts linger in the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Chandos
Lady Chandos
Hill
Miss Hereford
Mrs. Penn
Charles Howard
King Street
Marden
England
Mrs. Howard
Mrs
Harry Chandos
Esquire
Lord Hereford
Anne
Anne Hereford
Hickens
Emily
Hicken
Paler
Paris
Alfred
Madame de Mellissie
Chandos
Charles
Mamma
Harry
Nulle
Emity
Mevaissie
Ito
Miss Barkien
Madame Alfred de Mellissie
British Museum
Exarype Merriaste
P.S
Miss Barlieus
Miss Chandos
Ghaniian
Sir Thomas
India
Hereford
Place Aux Dames
Lizzy
Lizzy Dene
Spea
Lizy Dene
Miss Barlieu
Mrs Barlien
Jone
Mr. Chanles
Annette
Sears
Sateer Soeens
Miscellaneous items from a late 19th century paper
A compilation of short notes covers Shakespeare's works sale prices in London, postage debates, Canadian military HQ move to Quebec, tax on newspapers, and local Ontario events. It notes a Digby area dairy push, Framing of franking costs, charity efforts for Victoria University endowment, a lighthouse incident near Fleetwood, and various remarks on public figures and political topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shakspeare
London
Military Department
Canada
Quebec
Corps Legislatif
North Riding of Ontario Agricultural Society
Tut
Listowell
Tux Bowmanville Council
Crisp
England
Tur Buffalo Express
Tne
Lord Hatherly
Westminster Abbey
Sir Roundell Palmer
Provisson Durrieto
China
Japan
Pacific
South America
Post Office
Fergus Neves
John Smith
Pilkington
Moffatt
F. Berry
D Odowmant Fund
Channel
Fleet Eng
Is Or
Fleetwood
Emerson
Concord
Lyceum
Tux
Lake Scugog
Apviers
Rio Janeiro
Paraguay
Sena
Montevideo
Imperial House
Gladstone
Moore
On the other side of the Wave poem fragment
A fragmentary poem contrasts mortal love with a vision of heaven. It evokes a better world, divine Jehovah, celestial saints, and the Life of Love in heaven. The speaker longs for rest beyond Time, praising the Father of Light and the mansions of happiness after death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theresa
Father
Nothing Lost In Dew and Deeds Across The World
The poem reflects on the fragility of life and the ripple of actions like dew drops and circles on a lake. It urges readers to cultivate good deeds to bless others, acknowledging that all deeds, good or ill, ripple outward and fade unless guided by better will.
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Tur, Light and Lay
Managin
Dodge & Co
Sayathef
Toreliey
Svory
Mans
Huntilies
Bai
Dante
Piao Plain
Deberidante
Tne Globe
Canada
Ayl
Aes
Parry Island
Beatty
M. P.P
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Bos Smith
Eil McDougall
Court House
Lindes
Lacourse
Keenan
Block
Lind
Liam Grace
Trar
Lindsar
Honea
Lindsay
James McKibbin
Aee
Dunsford
Williset Glass
G M. Roche
Crown Land
William Street
Quire & Smith
Seis Actors In
Beal's
Sidney
Mith
Ssrh
Smith
A Lacourse
Keenan’s Block
Kent St
Ameron & Dormer
Oencury
Ennistoun & Hudspeth
Ontario Bank
J. ¥. Densistous
Adam Hudspeth
Ackay & Heap
W. & Ceo
Dunsford’s
Law of, 2Nd Chancery
C. Britton
P. S. Martin
Athur O'Leary
C. Knowlson
Kent and
William Streets
Willits Street
RS. Martin & Tweedie
R WM. Kempt, C. M
McGill University
Britannia, North British and Mercantile Insurance Companies
Mr. Adam's .Ick Block
Linde
Ebenson
Peterborouch
Bellevue Hospital Medical College
New York
Victoria College
Boynton’s Hotel
R. Cogan
Passicen
Lindsay Street
M. Margach
Victoria
Ontario
Durham
Brick House
Union School
Thompson
Eave Baliburton
Mindenba
Geo. Wright
EAD
H. Murray, Aslor
Ice Market
Kent Street
Dennis
Cluxton & Dundas
H. Dennis
H. D
Darcy
Royal Mail
Bobcaygeon
Minden
Brian Gunigal
Messrs. Harris
Bell's Hotel
William St
Lindsey
W. S. Burley
Cambray
Russell Street
Bside’s
York Street
Bryan Gunigle
Chandos Hall
Henry Wood
East Lysne
Manama
Devonshire
Noland
Edwin Bailey
Edwin Barley
Iomanier
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