Kingsleys Queer Idea and an Embarrassing Coincidence
A detailed reminiscence covers Charles Kingsley at a dinner with aeronaut Coxwell and a joke about dentists. It notes Kingsley's later embarrassment, Coxwell's balloon ascent, and a digressive tale of Swift and Ascot. The passage then shifts to Deacon Todd on women's dress, Shuster's career in Persia and Russia, and his rise from high school leader to American official in Cuba and the Philippines.
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Kingsley
Caxwell
Mr. Kingsley
Deacon Todd
Todd
Mrs. Todd
Shuster
Washington
Calderon Carlisle
Peace Commission
Guba
Commisuion
Mattres
Cuba
Harata
Tasker H. Bliss
Biihy Beatten
Philippines
Manila
Taft
Teft
América
District of Columbia
No Better Than Father Used to Make and Other Tales
Aroused exchanges between a young woman and Jack with warnings about kissing in a tense scene. Dialog reflects a domestic tension as the husband and wife banter reveal concerns over tradition and propriety. Published in London Idena and Chicago Tribune snippets indicate varied newspaper mentions.
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Jack
London
George
Chicago Tribune
How He Began and the Blacksmith’s Fortune Tale
An author recalls the start of a man’s wealth from humble roots. The contrast between struggle and success features a blacksmith origin and a remark on fortune, ethics, and perseverance. The dialogue reflects on beginnings and the oddity of luck in rise to riches.
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