Dora Deane and the New York Wardrobe Misadventure
Dora Deane moves to the city to stay with her wealthy aunt Eugenia Deane and cousin Alice. Dora endures drudgery, suspicion, and financial pressure as the Deanes, aided by Bridget, exploit her earnings to cover lavish purchases and debts.
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Jorym Soth
Deane
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Pueenin Des
Marine
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Thich
City
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Eusie
River Care
Dora Deane
New York
Fagenia
Divorce in Canada Requires Senate Review and Relief Bill
A description of how divorce cases are handled in Canada via a Senate committee. If the committee finds testimony supports it, a report is made and both houses concur in a bill granting relief. The text mentions a man or woman seeking divorce and the thorough review process.
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Cannan
Senate
Musta
el Ros
Weil
Pam
Mary
Elephants in Ceylon Roam Freely Huntings Tales By Harry Stores
Solitary elephants in Ceylon roam near villages and crops, says Harry Stores author of Hunting and Shooting In Ceylon. Elephants show contempt for villagers and fences and will raid crops despite watchers and noise. Some deaf elephants cause havoc in the Diwulaal swamp, leading to fear and distant vigilance.
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Saf Elephanta
Harry Stores
Ceylon
Aed Ie Ae Pereae Tooce
Diwulaal
Bae
Fascinating Geology and the Pursuit of Knowledge
A fragmented discussion on geology's appeal and utility, noting its role in extracting coal and iron for prosperity, supplying water to cities, and enriching trade. It argues science elevates human thought and civilization, with emphasis on unity among scientists pursuing planetary mysteries.
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England
W. J. Sollas
Oxford
Africa
Notaries
Science
The Mustard Fields and Margie
A narrator reflects on a relationship with Margie a silent, alluring woman marked by beauty and longing. Through an illness, Margie reveals a voice and the power of touch, transforming despair into a shared hope as they plan a future together, despite past isolation.
Romantic temperaments of American literary figures
Professor W. L. Phelps in North American Review portrays a cohort of writers including Irving, Cooper, Bryant, Longfellow, and Whittier. It notes their travels, European experiences, and domestic stances, contrasting their adventurous lives with a Quaker upbringing and a lifestyle marked by health struggles and abstinence.
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Irving
Europe
Cooper
Bryant
Longfellow
Whittiers
New England
Washington
Harrisburg
Barrett Wemdel
W. L. Phelps
North American Review
It Didn It Worked ad out of work for a situation
A disjointed report describes a job seeker rejected for a vacancy then observed taking a pin from a car and later a man’s response. The employer calls back offering a place, but confusion remains about intent. The piece mentions a factory, a person named Henry, and a claim the intruder would steal a plate.
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Tack
Henry
Shentad
Track of the Crescent Tale of a Hungarian Justice Scene
An English traveler in Hungary witnesses a magistrate in Magyar dress presiding over a case of alleged theft. The accuser, plaintiff and witness each claim the other stole the goods. The magistrate sentences all parties to a fortnight in prison, then the mother questions conscience and a boy cites a warning to distrust hearsay.
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EC. Johnson
Hungary
Ansious
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