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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1893

Page

2

Mark and Laura wed in peril at Anderson

Union spy Mark Maynard and Laura Fain escape Confederate danger in Altamont then unite in marriage under Major Taliaferro. Laura’s mother Mrs. Fain arrives as Mark returns to Union lines with vital intelligence. General Thomas later approves their union and Mark earns a staff role while vows are renewed.

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Large trees of Great Eirstaim and long blue phrasing in text

The note recounts famous English trees by circumference such as Cowthorps in Yorkshire and Carnoch ash in Stirlingshire, mentions Tortworth chestnut boundary marker from 1135, and cites large cedars at Clumber. It also discusses the word blue in phrases and its historical usage, referencing Swift and Ford and noting language examples.

Eirstaim England Yorkshire Stirlingshire Gloucestershire Great Britain Clumber Crowhurst Sussex Crawley Cormbury Park Wxshire Cobham Park Garden France Alphonse Kary Swift Stephen Gosson Ford

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