Diamonds Lost and Found in a Paris Memoir Tale
A London to Paris tale recounts a woman misplacing a diamond packet during jewel packing. Mesmerist Alexis allegedly identifies the thief as her physician friend Dr S, sparking accusations, remorse, and a later reconciliation after the jewels reappear in a box lid by chance. The narrative then shifts to a moral about fortune from misfortune through Montin the sober lapidary who loses a diamond, redeems himself, and ultimately rises to wealth.
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Paris
Wistus
Dr. S
Lim
Tithen
London
Roundell and Bridges
Alexis
Alexander
Mesmeriat
Napoleon
Lanppoze
Emily
Sam
Montifi
Quedsy -Montin
Montin
Moantin
Diamonds and a Judge’s Writ in Forsaken Friendship
The speaker recalls a painful episode linked to mesmerism and diamonds, noting that Al exis correctly described the loss while a judge might have issued a writ against Dr. 5S- if not for old friendship. This reflection centers on friendship hindered exposure and unresolved grievance without detailing the case.
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Alexis
Beecher and moral self knowledge in reforming life
The piece discusses Mr Beecher's habits and character while arguing that true moral progress depends on honest self assessment. It stresses recognizing current virtues to fuel improvement, warns against wholesale self depreciation, and urges humble self scrutiny to nurture virtue and curb vice.
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Mary
No you don’t doctor I’ve suffered enough on your gruel
A boyish patient, just recovering from a long illness, declares he will not eat the doctor’s gruel or hay and oats, insisting he has suffered enough and will not take any more nourishment from the physician.
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Mochin
Montin
Moulin
Paris
Chinaman Tye Kinn Travels and Ventures Across Countries
A Chinaman named Tye Kinn recently arrived stomachs on his world journey. He left China for England several years ago via the Cape of Good Hope and studied four years at Cambridge. He later fled a Cuba Coolie plantation as the revolution began, then moved to New Orleans and opened a school.
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Byron
Lord Byron
Lady Noel
Indy
Genonia
Genoa
Greece
England
Fletcher
See Isles
Mr. Moore
Lady Byron
Sir Walter Scott
Venice
Moore
Yron
Tye Kinn
China
Cape of Good Hope
Cambridge
Rds
Coolie Plantation
Cuba
New Orlans
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Uler
Francis W. M. C. Ginzimas
Petty
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Sega
I. Btauber
N. G. HK
Wexass
Joan Harris
Allen County
Upstair
Court House
Tula
Francis
Kansas
Orcelon
Hopkins
Pineyancers
Tola
Dr. Tlart
Leavenworth City
U.S
Henry M. Bravson
G. S. Com
L. Ganbysen
Herxixs
Leavenworth
Joux Frasars
J *c. Murray
Attorny
Ofice
Evsnu Valley
Busan
Iola
Propréetor
Jh Guwert
Heoaluddt
Woo Aewa, D
Ewlury & Worthing Son
Borate
Os. Land Office
Rajb Howd Dannds
Buble Square
Lola
Kana
Leen
Rubgles
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Ransa
Alllinas
Ampaty
Washington Ag
Enut
Lolz
M. Newton
VM Newton
Washington Avenue
Marvel
Kan
Fiawatha
Eighth Street
Hwabvidt
TS. Sheridan Hotel
Ki Hood & Fouts
Mses City
Nery AD
Iola, Kansas
Marvel & Joanson
Pobtic
Kans
Dupont
Geneva
Lumb Uf
Sridine
Lamber Ted
Georges Sersert
Goodnove
Carly
Dr. 8
Noj
GANT
Count Bismarck
Queen Victoria
Prince of Wales
Prince Alfred
Duke of Edinburgh
Australia
Tahiti
Sandwich Islands
Prince Arthur
Halifax
Prince Albert
Nseym W. Beecher
Beecher
Mr. Beecher
Lymouth
Becher
Bercher
Toe
Mengry
Mark Twain
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