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Newspaper
New Harmony Register
Location
New Harmony, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1875
Page
1
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Poem reflecting on the speaker’s imagined death and the hopeful mercy of friends. The speaker hopes lingering tenderness, forgiveness, and remembered kindness will grant peace, while asking loved ones to grant final consolations and not withhold affection. The verse contemplates estranged relationships, pride, and travel-worn weariness as it seeks absolution.
Poetic meditation on companionship and memory. The speaker imagines rain, bells, and firelight conjuring distant friends who will seek them through shadow and storm, ensuring they are never truly lonely even if present faces depart. The verse blends nature, sentiment, and inner guests.
A newlywed couple encounters a tradesman who sends a tin washbasin colander as a supposed household tool. The wife lacks experience and the husband suspects fraud, leading to a quarrel and a decisive confrontation over the questionable item. The piece closes with a sly aside about Midas and gold.
In a southern French town during Napoleon's era, Ange Pitois, a quiet dreamer, heeds a sergeant’s urging to enlist. He rises from private to general, earns the Cross of the Legion, and wins Madeleine Tremonille after proving his courage in battle.
Answers: 1 Patrick Henry. 2 Oliver Hazard Perry. 3 James Otis. 4 Abraham Lincoln. 5 Henry Ford. 6 George Washington. 7 Theodosius? Dont fire till you see the whites of their eyes belongs to American commander at Bunker Hill. The other lines contain unrelated literary snippets.
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