If You and I Were Young Again Poem Fragment
A fragmentary lyric envisioning youth and companionship. The speaker questions the value of age and world weariness, imagining an Eden if the beloved and the speaker remained young together, pondering what might have been and expressing wistful reflection.
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Hystander
Seth Pinewood
Pennsylvania
Geralda's Delusion Chapter II Continues
Arthur Macdonald wins Geralda Blake's heart and hand after a confrontation with Lady Conway over propriety and Miss Blake's position. Elsie seeks peace and welcomes Geralda as wife and sister, while Lady Conway recoils in anger.
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Arthur
Arthur Macdonald
Elsie
Geralda
Lady Conway
Miss Blake
Elsie Conway
Geralda Blake
Walde Blake
Conway
Gerald
Larches
Mr. Macdonald
Tha Geralda
Eliza
Tam
World’s Fair satire and verses in a bustling page
A collage of humor from the World’s Fair era features Aladdin and a genie, jokes about Standard Oil breakfast, street banter, stray poems, and quick quips about fairs, fashion, and daily life. The piece collects witty exchanges, caricatures, and faux dialogues from the era’s humorous columns.
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Aladdin
Standard Oil Company
Rock
Puck
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You and
Marion Leroy
Boston
Jack Poetaster
Miss Meta
Sampson
Cardiff
Wood Levette Wilson
Minkers
Midway Plaisance
Hiram
Samantha
Deacon Hapgood
Kanass
Mr. Nuwed
Chicago
The
Dime Museum
Liteleigh
Adam
William Whiskers
Hank
Henry Slowboy
Bill
Pop
Kanvas—Duckets
Brushe
Kanvas
Giants
Brace
Bagley
Oklahoma
Dickey
Cholly
Dickey Dolly
Marie Gold
Papa
Tomlin
Wacon
Lakeside