Brave 12 year old girl rescues stolen cow from Cornwallis
A narrative recounts Anne Randolph, a Philadelphia area girl, who rode to Lord Cornwallis to demand the return of her calf and cow seized by British troops during the Revolutionary War. Cornwallis promises safety and rewards, and the cow is returned to her stable. Anne’s bravery is celebrated along with her grandchildren keeping the silver buckles. The piece also includes assorted rural anecdotes and childrearing notes urging practical farming ethics and farm boy duties.
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Gerd Cornwallis
Cornwallis Knel
Anne Randolph
Philadelphia
Anne
Lord Cornwallis
Anna
Doll
Gergeral
The Farm Boy Essay Shaped by a 13YearOld Farmer
A prize essay by Charley Hayna of Johnson, Nebraska, age 13, titled The Boy on the Farm. The excerpt notes the boy should share farm labor yet have time for reading and study with plenty of good books.
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Charley Hayna
Johnson, Nel
Farmers’ Institute
To Meet Miss Trelawny in a Sumner House Party
Mrs Vinten and her husband host Dorothea Trelawny and Henry Cavanagh at a summer house party. Dorothea and Henry, thought to be mismatched, reveal an engagement that unsettles the other guests. Mrs Vincent, feeling betrayed by Dorothea, confronts the rival and the couple, ending with a bold public announcement and a reconciled group of friends.
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Gata Vincent
Mr. Vincent
Dorothy Trelawny
Hess
Dorothea Trelawny
Henry Cavanagh
Dorothea
Abe
Vincent
Nile
Mr. Cavanagh
Cavanagh
Howe
Almosa
Beraele
Tong Portico
Inkemer
Heaver
Curandeh
Wind
Wuibende
Golen
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Miss Trelawny
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