Romance of the Desolate Region by P Whittworth
An excerpted note attributes a romance titled The Desolate Region to P Whittworth, listing prior works such as Round Camp Lime Under the Dray and Uncle Jose Sawdust, and mentions garbled publication details and titles as placeholders.
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P. Whitworth
Jose
Escape from Home in a Boy’s Runaway Plan
A boy hides a plan to run away from a harsh home. He steals money, contemplates a journey toward a distant city, and recalls family ties including his father, cousin Bella, and half sister Jane. He contends with fear, reverence for church authorities, and the lure of Robinson Crusoe as he imagines life beyond the main road.
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Jack
Bella Thornton
Birmingham Road
Jane
Robinson Crosos
Cheshire
Chineo
Rane
London
Companions of Flight in a Daring Escape
In a tense escape, Tris and Tommy Lippincott bond over mutual fear and avoid showing origin, as a brutal housekeeper provides breakfast while a menacing man quizzes them. They flee through hedges, narrowly evading Jan and his companion, recounting how they hid and plotted a route toward Lichfield Ward, carrying two pounds seventeen between them.
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Tommy Lippincott
Cathedral Square
Tris
Tommy
Enit
Hengland
Lunnan
Bank of England
Dorsel
Borg
Chouas
Jory
Jan
Boatman and Brambles on the Canal Road Homeward
An unnamed traveler recounts a perilous daytime trek after slipping from a canal boat. They encounter a cheerful boatman who offers passage, share beer, and dream of life as boatmen before fatigue returns them to the towpath. An old man warns them of trespass, and a brief theft raises their peril before nightfall.
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Diana Batre
Joe Kir
Rey
Pias
India
Jack
Bill
Tommy
The Unveiled Face of Death Amid Everlasting Love
A lyric meditation on Death as a universal unveiling and endearing force. The speaker, amid earthly madness, imagines Death as a radiant, protective figure guiding souls toward a central day of calm. The poem blends celestial imagery with intimate longing, presenting Death as a messenger of perfect love.
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Earth
Anne
Unel
Pavy Hammon Barua
Fragmented Old World Snippets and Notes on Sleep and Space
A pasted mix of curiosities: Edison on future sleep, ancient wall remains near Athens Stadion and Egons gate, and wonders of Central Africa’s Sinalia lakes. Notes on Egyptian tomb lighting with reflector theory, bath temperature safety, Mare planet dimensions, and image of early space and light ideas.
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Thomas A. Edison
Eft
Athens
Stadion
Eolns
Acharnes
Teia
Sinalia
Zambesia
Central Africa
Lionel Desle
Caprican
Flindars Petrie
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