Time's Fair Jewels Poem by Mrs Kidder
Time's Fair Jewels by Mrs M A Kidder extols minutes and hours as golden treasures. It urges deeds to light homes, ease sorrow, and spread love, comparing time to seas and rivers and urging duty to fill each moment with beauty.
Turned Out of Doors The Cruel Step-Mother's Revenge
In a snowy city scene Emma Livingston shelters a poor bootblack, Dickie Doyle, feeding him then realizing her guardian Mrs Livingston and Julia view beggars with contempt. A scheming miser, Mr Squires, declares love and presses Emma to marry for wealth, while Emma’s moral courage clashes with family ambition.
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