Esperance Sells Hair For Gaspard's Outfit In Ceylon
Esperance confronts despair over Gaspard's fate and learns of a coffee planter's offer in Ceylon. To fund his outfit she decides to sell her long hair, seeks a barber's price, and contemplates leaving England to reunite with him in years to come. Cornelia's cold practicality clashes with Esperance's heartbreak as family plans unfold.
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M. de Maddillon
Paul
Corneio
Cornelia
Esperance
Nenrer
Rilchester Agai
Gespard
Mademoiselle
Gaspard
Alope
Corellia
Feek
Esperance Tal
Carnelia
Corneth
Rminute
Corcelia
Chealning Root
George Palgrave
Pang
Jess
Sharyi
Toa
George
Experante
Ceylon
Cornela
Correia
Seymour
Lud
Ste. Seymour
Poor
Herance
Tedean
Beverance
Hetan
Bir
Dean Collinson
England
Mon Coeur
Cherie
Esperamee
Coltnel
Hsperance
Aes
Yic
Introperance
Carneila
Carnella
Seymour Ro
Corn
Gaspard White
Sornelis
Khown
Misa
English a site scene shows a busy housekeeper and market talk
A Chicago Chronicle letter mocks Mrs Housekeep guiding a visiting stranger through a morning market. The scene features her careful handling of vegetables and humorous mispronunciations like tomatoes and termatters while clerks seek prices for items. Commodore Watson is noted to seize a Canarlez as a fueling station.
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Sar
Jim
Englis
Snokre
Chicago
Commodore Watson
Canarlez
Letters From Corporal Hobbs Describe Rough Riders Battle Near Santiago
Prof. W. F. Hobbs of Wisconsin University reports two letters from his brother, a corporal in the 2d Massachusetts Infantry under Gen Lawton, detailing the June 39 and July 3 actions near Santiago. He recalls exhausting marches to support the Rough Riders, the intense fighting around El Caney, and the ordeal of marching at night under fire. The missives describe diet, sleep deprivation, and battlefield conditions, including dynamite gun experiments and the dangers faced during the siege of Santiago.
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W. Ff. Hobbs
Wisconsin University
Connecticut
Massachusetts Intquiry
Lawton
Santiago
la Quasina
Rone
Hubbs
Jurageuite
Pleces
el Caney
Gulllea
Corporal Hobbs
Lee
Havans
Unknown soldier and Cuba clash in tangled report
Fragmentary OCR hints at a military clash involving Cuba and US forces with mentions of generals, corps, ships, and training locations. The text references Col Genlo and names like Garcia, Har o hac kean, and Peay, but specifics are obscured.
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Nyanhiteens
Cuba
Annete
Genlo
al A
Oula
Haro Hac Kean
Garcia
Yard
The Castle by the Sea Poem Fragment
A fragmented verse depicts a castle by the sea with red and gold clouds, silent winds, and a somber dirge. It questions whether the royal figures and jewel bearing procession were seen, describing a mournful spectacle and a distant queenly coronation in dim imagery.
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Edna Lyall
Esperatee
Gaavind
Bie
Prof. Houses
Rough Riders
Gomer
United States
Cary
Guba
Intance
Awful ' Devil Engtrey
Catrs
Mie Toral Pares
Smalden
Ant Thern
Prem
Si¢rman
Mand