Thrilling Lion Encounter In South Africa Memoir
A narrator recalls a near fatal stalk by a male lion while hunting in South Africa. The lion lunges from a steep bank as the author fires, sustains injuries, and survives with aid from a companion whose voice steadies him. The account blends danger, awe, and vivid animal imagery.
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Five of us and the sprouting shrub in May garden lore
A neighbor recalls a flowering shrub cherished over years, paired with a child. The tale blends memory and sentiment about family, growth, and loyalty as plants and people endure joy and loss together. The piece also quotes views on temper and work, emphasizing self control and the value of good temper.
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Married and Single in the Nation’s View
The piece defends marriage as natural and vital, denouncing celibacy and praising the lifelong union of man and woman. It argues that true happiness comes from marriage, family life, and shared work, while critiquing those who delay or deride wedlock. The author cites Mrs. Sedgwick and references to youth, love, and the social stakes of single life.
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Carl Schurz and the 1849 German Revolution
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The Printer's Dollars
The printer's dollars scattered across cities are urged to return home to aid the printer against mounting debts. An appeal imagines assembling the cents and bills into battalions to vindicate his credit and discharge large bills owed to craftsmen and shopkeepers.
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