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Will of a Downtown Millionaire Prompts Married Heir Plot
A wealthy New York magnate bequeaths his fortune to Myra Kilborne on condition she marry Robert Kilborne within a year. She opposes the demand and secretly plots with a lawyer to secure the estate, while a hasty single ceremony makes Myra legally tied to Robert, triggering a divorce pursuit and legal wrangling that ends with the fortune transferred and a contested settlement.
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Walten Kilborne
New York City
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Beth Kneb
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Hhery Porton
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Could Not Herusa the Power in Walpole Bribe Tale
A historical anecdote describes Sir Robert Walpole attempting to secure a House vote through bribery. On a Court of Requests passage he offered a bank bill of 2000 pounds to a courtiers member, who refused only after recalling past royal favors to his wife and demanding ongoing influence.
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Court of Requests
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Pausing Parson Responds to Auditors With Farce
A village parson, seeking to calm critics, delivers a verbose apology that mocks hyperbole and pedantry. He vows to align his daily wanderings and nightly fabrications with the listeners’ understanding, ending by addressing his audience as highly respectable yet amused.
Cheating Conscience and the Opera Burnings Tale
A tale recounts the famed composer Lully pressured by a confessor to destroy unpublished operatic works for absolution. Remonstrance fails. On recovery a patron is told the anecdote and the quote about burning one’s phemy and being a blockhead. The piece ends with a stray note about a woman near hanging, interrupted by bystanders.
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