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Newspaper
New Harmony Register
Location
New Harmony, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1869
Page
1
A reflective narrator recalls a childhood romance with Mary Moore. He traces their bond from playful cradle days to young adulthood, noting Mary's charm, his vanity, and a later plan to marry or seek a life abroad before returning to memories of youth.
A man returns home after years away to find his former beloved Mary Moore has become Mary Chester, now married to Frank Chester and with a child. The reunion at the family parlor restores hope and happiness, as the narrator, once estranged, sees Mary again and reflects on a life shaped by love and home.
Seldom seen wealth flares at Saratoga as a wife unveils a $5,000 diamond amid city chatter on prestige and fashion. The other note claims theatre managers always endure long runs as they guide productions.
An anecdote from years past recalls John Brougham starting a comic paper in New York and a feud with actor Billy Burton. In a restaurant Burton taunted the Lantern readers, then Brougham politely bowed and declared himself a constant reader, a remark that spread as a famous tale.
A sarcastic exchange unfolds in court as a thief denies guilt and mocks the magistrate. The accused claims he was fooling a detecter while staggering on the street, insisting he was not intoxicated but pretending. The judge warns against contempt.
An evening at Professor Wilsons home near Windermere in autumn 1817 featured Wordsworth James Hogg and other poets. A brilliant aurora like bow appeared arcing the sky as the company looked on in awe. Wordsworth whispered to himself what does the fellow mean and claimed in his view only himself was the poet.
A French translator renders a line about Tie dismounting and tying his horse to a locust tree as Tie descending before a chateau and tying the horse to a grasshopper. The mismatch highlights how idioms and imagery shift across languages.
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