Framed passions drive artist to tragedy and theft
In a blurred tale of art and longing, painter Lawrence obsesses over Violetta as his muse. He plans to send her portrait to a national exhibition, but a violent turn shatters both canvas and life when Violetta dies by suicide after their shared torment.
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Melbourne
Australia
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United States
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Yale
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Clison Ming
Jock
England
The Fad of Fashion as a Moral Reckoning
A Tabernacle pulpit sermon from Melbourne condemns fashion worship as idolatry. The speaker denounces women's and men's wardrobes driving excess, theft, and social ruin, urging charity and humility over display, with vivid parables and fiery rhetoric.
Fragmented 19th Century Text On Morals And Medicine
A jumbled passage references widower rumors and stinginess, then shifts to a promotion of Hostetter's Stomach Hitters for stomach and liver relief. It railroads through moral judgments, a line about a man giving his child to the street, and a vague warning against malaria, all in a clipped dialogue voice.
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