After the Ball A Musician's Dream
A verse tale describes a musician dying and descending to a hellish concert. Imps set up a grand piano and perform dissonant operatic pieces, while devilish figures force the musician to play Offenbach and Verdi. The nightmare ends as the dreamer awakens.
The Heirloom Pearl Cross Restored by Love
An adopted narrator recalls meeting Etta Raymond, a penniless heroine who sustains him during blindness. After a secret love triangle with Albert Raymond, she sacrifices the family heirloom to fund his operation. Albert later helps redeem the cross, securing the narrator’s restored sight and their marriage.
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Tramps Considered Organized Club in Boston Dialogue
Boston narrative describes tramps as an organized group with a shared code. It recounts curious dialogue between a tramp chief and a detainee, detailing improper behavior, police handling, and jail terms, ending with a nostrums plug for Ball’s Snow Liniment.
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New York
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