Last Posy From a Starved Child in Quiet Forest
A motherless girl lies exhausted in a forest of English galleys as angels bring tiny cowslips and primroses to her pallet. She, barely able to breathe, yearns for one more flower from heaven while her lips whisper prayers unspoken. The end arrives with a farewell burial of the delicate bouquet.
Horace Margrave's Confession and Ellinor's Forgiveness
In a London mansion Horace Margrave reveals his fraudulent rise and rise and fall, confessing to Ellinor Dalton how he ruined both their fortunes through speculation. Ellinor forgives him and marries Henry Dalton while Horace nears death, ending with a quiet funeral and a reunion between Ellinor and Henry as the secret dies with him.
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Fragments of Patched Ad Copy and Scattered Notices
A jumble of old time advertisements and stray dialogue fragments. Blurred product pitches include Kennedy’s Remedy, Parker’s Hair Balsam, magnetic medicine claims, and cologne notes. Also glimpses of convicts, a joking exchange, and scattered medical quackery references.
Century Co. Subscriptions and Elegant Volumes Offer
A years subscription from Nov 4 percent and the 12 chambers of the past year unbound. A subscription and the back piles to two elegant volumes with gilt top priced at 759 dollars tax Century Co New York NY.
St Nicholas November Number Promises Travel and History Fun
The November issue of St Nicholas offers entertaining wholesome reading for children and young readers with travel and adventure notes, historical sketches, pictures, and household amusements. It markets new serial by J Trowbridge, stories on Robin Hood and Field of the Cloth of Gold, and illustrations, inviting parents and readers to enjoy its rich content.
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