The Select Party That Ruined a Friendship
In a tale of social climbing Mrs. Jones courted Mrs. Mortimer Mowbray as a dazzling guest for a private soiree. The plan backfired when Ethelinde Lourne discovers Carolyn La Roy’s affair, exposing class prejudice, deceit, and a ruined circle of trust.
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Blores Panda
Ae Patty
Lizzie Howell
Mr. Jones
Mrs. Mowbray
Ani
Eight Chinese drum varieties and construction notes
The article lists eight Chinese drum types with shapes materials and playing methods. It describes tsou-kan vu-kan liten-kon kin-kon and others from clay to cedar wood and gourds, noting uses in songs, funerals, and ceremonies and detailing drum features and decorations.
Curious Drums In Chinese Ceremonial Use And Decoration
The article notes varieties of military drums similar to previous ones. It explains coverings, tages and sticks often painted. Drums mark tours at night and announce visitors at palaces. In religious rites before the Emperor drums are muted by drape coverings rather than sound.
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Margie
Tiny Tim in London Curtains Shows Kindness to Child Castmate
A theatre tale recounts Mr. Toole performing Tiny Tim in The Christmas Carol in London. He befriends a young dresser’s daughter who shares throat and hunger with siblings, then strives to curb her appetite and ensures meals for her family during the show’s run.
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Tmjaleris Toole
Ulver
Vin
Benjamin
Thore
Toole
Taole
Tiny
Lem
Wealth, estates, and royal finances cited in debated tale
The piece discusses how a queen's wealth is framed as coming from investments by a wise Prince Consort and from high ecclesiastical livings. It inventories incomes and costs of large households and noble estates, noting the queen would lack a roof without certain allowances and contrasting incomes with expenditures.
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Consurt
Langley
Sash
Pentry
Hampton Cowt
Marquis of
Bute
Duke of Chatworth
Laughter and moral judgment in a quip by Orr lyle
A clipped excerpt reflects on laughter as a measure of character. It contrasts hearty mirth with cold smiles and snickers, arguing that those unable to laugh are predisposed to treason and deceit in life.
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Orr Lyle
Varieties in a 19th Century miscellany note
A compilation of curiosities and social snippets including cotton bales, debts and drafts, postal mixups, tall tales of tall men in Mendota, religious wakes rules, California gold finds, fashion shams, and deer-law proposals across regions from Boston to Petaluma. It sketches urban oddities and reform talk with scattered named places and figures.
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