Waiting For My Own Against Time And Fate
A fragmentary verse piece speaks of yearning for one’s own and resisting delays. Imagery includes tides winds stars and the sea, with reflections on fate time and reunion. The speaker asserts destiny will bring the beloved and denies external forces will keep them apart.
The Mystery of Mrs Blencarrow Chapter Eight Continued
In a dim room, Mrs Blencarrow reveals a true scandal to Mr Germaine as a silent observer sits behind. She asks what to do, torn between duty and desire, while the vicar urges truth and a proper foundation, leaving secrets and futures unsettled.
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Germaine
Kitty
Mr. Germaine
Mrs. Blencarrow
I Am Her Husband Chapter Nine at Blencarrow
A night and a day pass with no incident as the Blencarrow front and pond carry on. Emmy gains courage skating with her brothers guiding her in a chair among a lingering sense of mystery surrounding the central actors in the drama.
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Blencarrow
Emmy
Marquis Tres to his Friend Novel Fragment
A fragmentary note depicts the Marquis of Worcester in a moment of social irony. A physician warns that claret is not good for him, yet the marquis declares he would not forsake a friend for an enemy, revealing personal conflict and the era's moral codes.
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Marquis
Marqulis
Worcester
Diamonds and dances at the World's Fair exhibits
The World’s Fair tour notes South African diamond displays guarded by Zulus and a famed Kimberley milling exhibit. It praises the Japanese tapestry, Egyptian and Algerian theater portions, and Cairo street acts, while highlighting Tiffany Co and Mermod Jaccard jewelry showcases and the Midway Plaisance attractions.
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South Africa
Kimberley
Haggard
Amslopagas
Jamond
United States
Tiffany & Co
New York
Mermod & Jaccard Jewelry Company
St. Louis
West
Mississipy
Ike
Siam
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Worlds Fairletter
al Theater
Cairo
Orient
Gobelin
Paris
Charlion
Iby