Mademoiselle Parchesi and the Beach Encounter
Justin Sturgis, a humorous American traveler, meets Mademoiselle Parchesi on a French beach. Through a playful, evolving sign language they share three sunny afternoons, a Parcheesi game, and a growing mutual intrigue despite language barriers, ending with a bittersweet farewell.
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Mademoiselle’ Parchesi
Justin
Mademoiselle Parchesi
Mademoisele
Jove
Parvhesi
Mademoistre Parehesi
The Life of Abraham Lincoln review tease
A fragment notes Tarbell's Early Times of Lincoln as part of a broader life study. It hints at the work being essential and widely referenced in American origin literature. The passage conveys high regard for the first volume and its place in a major biographical project.
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Tas
M. Tarbell
Lincoln
Tarbell
Lincoln ‘History Society
East Twenty-third Street
New York
Fragmentary dialogue from unknown 19th century text
Excerpt shows fragmented speech with exclamations and questions about family ties. Characters named Tyce, sergeants, and a “Kind Friend-Tonyny” are referenced as voices debate affection for father or mother amid possible wartime or travel context.
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Tonyny
Ming
Marrinas
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Jstin Sturgis
Fiat
England
Justin Sturgis
Aden
Mademarsalle
Justi
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Herseli
Leger
Wen
Trey
Iverson
Dustin
Cing
Romie Cinch
Madejeelie Parchesi
Rey
Hallchild
Edemoiselle Parchesi
Re Berrier
Imense
Maderuiselle Parchesi
Abraham Lincoln
Ida M. Tarbell
Arnhor
Forhilland
Dane
Chas. A. Dana
The
New York Sun
Lincoln History Society
East 23Rd Street
Wsny
Traug
Burton Holmes
Mr. Holmes
Holmes
E. Burton Holmes
McGluce’s Tourists’ Agency
New York City
MicChace
Bear
Nis Hletoon
Tyce
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