Australian Tale of a Shipwrecked Child and Hidden Love
In a New South Wales coast village, a shipwreck survivor yields a lone infant found clinging to wreckage. Adopted by the Trenoweths, the girl grows among locals while Edward Trenoweth, a miner with a geology bent, falls in love, pursuing life at the mine as 1885 unfolds and a looming doom approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shy
Jesper
Humen
Jasper
Jas Per
Mrs. Trenoweth
Michael Jasper
Thia
Juapér
St. Columb
Trencweth
Jaspers Guiaeel
Ines
Trenoweth
Edward
Edwerd
Bion
Neplain
Aba
Edward Tredoweth
Eton
The Wheel Merlin Mine Ghosts and a Fatal Flood Legend
In Cornwall's Wheal Merlin mine village lore holds that a Treno weth s chief feared spectre warned him to avoid the drives. He ignored the warning and perished with nine men when flood waters surged beneath the main shaft, the catastrophe blamed on an ancient, unworked vein. Legends of hauntings then persisted as fact in local memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Cornwall
Trenoweth
Christeana
Inez Jaaper
Merlin
Catastrophe at Sea Coast Mine Drives Threaten Weekend Work
Edward Trenoweth expands the deep western drive under the Cove at Wheal Merlin. Richer lode promises fortune yet rising water and salt springs force caution as workers report strange noises and a possible subsurface hazard ahead. December signs heighten the peril and a Christmas celebration follows.
Impossibility and Dream Reality in Popular Science
A fragment discusses how people mistake dreams as reality and how memory and sensory impressions become uncontrolled by disease or disorder. It argues some shift between two worlds is inevitable and soon inadequate for either, reflecting a Popular Science Monthly perspective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bieward
Ines
Biddieb'e Gove
Dheoet Aay
Entrealy Ile
Nad
Howe
Peg
Two Worlds
Sience Monthly
Early Huns in Asia and Europe noted in ancient chronicle
The first mention of Huns is in China around 210 BC with a march across Asia into the region now Hungary. In 376 AD they crossed into Europe threatening the continent, were defeated in central France, and pushed back to the banks of the Danube.
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Chine
Asis
Hungary
France
Danube
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Chapier II
Bhima
St. Columb's Cove
Pentold
Hies
St. Columb’s Cave
Marlix
Walid
Afwart Teenabeth
Phantom of
Phorold
Thia Trenoweth
Bief
Crapter IV
Edward Trenoweth
Anthelode
Bt. Columb
Trénoweth
Prudence
Gasa
Edwant Trenowéth
Morris Jones
Jones
Driv
Trenaweth
Tnex Jasper
Morris
Aloifé
Jack Pingelly
Tresoweth
Aig
Jouer
Tweed
Scotland
Yorkshire Dale
Lancashire
North
Bristol
Gloucester
Devon
Somerset
London
Iad
Emeral
Hirin
Conan Dage
Meman
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