Old Home Town Paper Revered By The Townsfolk
A nostalgic lament for an old home town newspaper printed by hand on gritty inked presses. The poem recalls community life with mentions of local happenings and familiar names while praising the paper as a cherished weekly ritual.
Public Adulation and Mottoes in a Libertine Display
The excerpt cites libertines praised publicly with mottoes such as The Wages of Sin is Death. It notes that supporters of Tanlac claim they are eager to share experiences. Mentions Land and Priest and a proverb about women and men’s length.
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Tanlac
Land
America
Is «Rkoe Saeng
Fragmented Quote Paragraphs on Schools and Crime
A collage of provocative lines argues public schools keep children away from homes and that insane asylums would fill otherwise. It also promotes WALLACE'S LIVERADE with a money back guarantee and a casual note on gambling. The piece ends with a quip about a match losing its head when struck.
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Wallace
All pessimists and some women revel in misery
A provocative remark notes that many pessimists and some women take pleasure in being miserable, suggesting a social or psychological pattern rather than a factual report. The line implies a generalization about attitude and gender without citing concrete events or studies.
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