The Parmer's Dagunter Folly and Vision
A fragmented meditation on innocence and virtue frames a scene of a farmer's daughter praised for purity and charm, contrasted with reflections on charity, self-restraint, and moral character. Interwoven are anecdotes and excerpts about public life, temptation, and the duty of action, with mentions of China relief efforts, Washington memories, and social conduct.
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Oni
Whitefield
Avery
Rubens
Sleaven's Gate
Meir
Roukerthi
Penn
Dan Tel Weastey
Webster
Messrs. Wood, Tomlinson
Mr. Webster
Washington
New York Journal of Commerce
A Letter on Dress Reform and Body Shapes for Women
A 19th century letter urges country women to reject tight fashions that pinch the waist and ribs, praising natural grace and Greek statues while condemning “dangerous” constrictions. It laments bellied silhouettes and warns of health risks to the liver, urging gentility through sensible dress and posture.
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Lacy Frien
Ruston
Cambridge Bridge
Cambridge
Brighton
Brookline
Clyde Street
Nositia
Washington
Delaware
Toad
Peter
Genem
Boston
Mount Vernon
Mikke
Bduth
Line Peranand
Cal
Amilton
Geo. Woebington
Kadntgen
Clyde
Dean Gines
Strait Sean
Greece
Rome
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Hetle
Firth
Canton
China
Ameriany Board of Misdot
Ubad
Chinte Hila
Ain Lok
Idriuke
Catire
Lawergry
Cie
Luce
Weink
Doomaday
America
Gerte
Turkey
Doston Transcript
Gertldinah
Hessainien
Sond
Hendon
Warren
Liiman Smith
Connecticut
Alabama
Truman
Ujion
Phint
New York Herald
Washington Circus
Sheridan
Urey
London Weekly Dispatch
Rhoile
Creauty
Squire
Boston Museum
Lynn Newt
Asa Cackray
Nzana
Banon
Banrwees Arver
Tavis
Georseta
Ray Ty
Tacter
Gig
Camerias
Hame
Hay Barn
Inid Bineelf
Anil Durreyder
Guifa
Beatton
Mre. Awisshelm
West Indies
Colonization Herald
Switzenvang
Seobibtisiasm
The
Republic
Iin
Patsa
Ipits
Leon