Dragon of Rain and Rose in Sevibins's Monthly
A poetic fragment from Sevibins's Monthly evokes rain drops, glowing leaves, a river, and a maiden's sorrow. The narrator threads love, memory, and longing with imagery of roses, night winds, and distant shores, weaving a moody verse on longing and fate.
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Jens Lust
Sevibins
A Tale Of Love And Blindness At Whittlesleigh
In a Devonshire retreat, Maggie Denne hosts Algernon Vernon and Frank Carson as Jessie Tamblyn, newly sighted after smallpox, discovers love with Frank though both are blind from birth. A dramatic picnic at Fairy Glen ends in a storm. a lightning strike restores Jessie's sight to reveal Frank and love. The couple wed as others follow, with roses symbolic of their harmony.
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Sam
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Robert Toe
Alzy
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Hal
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Alice—Carrington
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Tie
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Manger
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Barton
Dunrest Tessié
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Lilen
Miss Hamblyn
le Shuu Nils
Ray Vonsin
Magpiette
Mr. Carson
Minesie
Burton
Misa Tamblyn
Dolor
London
Fincy
Whittesleigh Heetory
Southe
Devon
Aley Vernon
Magpie Dennon
Pam
Prince Pied
Treth
Jessie Taublyn
Tf Algernon
Magete
Fairy Glen
Brak
Alvernon
Bat Jessie
Mi Hadey
Nina
Dessie
Dessiv
Maggie Denne
Mr. Deane
Egsie
Tim
Jesu
May
Storms and Heat Run Through Mississippi Valley This Year
Turbulent storms sweep the Mississippi Valley with record intensity this year causing significant loss of life and property. Extreme heat follows, with hundreds struck in St. Louis and dozens in surrounding areas, while California remains comparatively spared. Heat often heralds winds and rain that devastate crops, especially corn, and add to farmer losses.
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Mississippi Valley
Ohio
Great Lakes
Gulf of Mexico
St. Louis
Missouri Valley
St. Joseph
Omaha
Illinois
Chicago
Lifornia and Son
Sacramento
Marysville
Colorado Desert
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San Bernardino
Santa Barbara
Sar Princiata Chronicle
Fashion and childhood dress in Harper's Bazar reflections
A discussion on how fashion shapes children’s dress, from bonnets and sleeves to short skirts and high necks. The piece weighs practicality, hygiene, and comfort against social display, noting changes over generations and the impact of wealth on attire. It contrasts past infantile attire with modern trends and calls for simpler, healthier dress for children.
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Mary Stuart
Normandy
Buckram
Bay of the Pernd
Petitc Onts
Axiel
Harper's Bazar
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