Mysterious Night Finds Man Inside House of Let
A narrator describes entering a dark vacant house between Islington and Dalston after a misplaced hat and failed knocks. He wanders the empty home, notes locked doors, and encounters a cripple named Kitty’s companion waiting for a return. He discovers a man in bed amid the dim scene.
Return of Jack to old England amid family reunion
A concealed conman named Jack returns home after years in exile, posing as a free man and pretending to be a brother. He visits a crippled former associate and his wife, learns of Kitty, and feigns innocence while planning to avoid recognition. A dramatic knock at the door reveals the true danger and prompts Jack to flee into the night.
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Jack
Kitty
Bob
Mans
Hobart Town
van Dieweybed
Srwich
Stong
Dee
Middlesex
van Diema Land
van Dieman’s Land
Bill Hawkins
Milbank Penitentiary
Thompson
Brother Jack
Mrs. Slodden
Old England
Mr. Jack
Mrs. Sledden
Brother Bob
Maxwell
United States
New York City
Rise and fall of Russian dynasties and autocratic rule
The article traces Russian history from its founding in 862 through Grand Dukes to Czar, notes Mongol invasions, Peter the Great's westernization, Catherine II, Paul, Alexander I and II, and the 1894 accession of Nicholas II. It laments nihilist threats and questions the czar’s future succession.
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Ruric
Russian Empire
Gengis Kahn
Russia
Ivan the Great
Peter the Great
St Petersburg
Catherine II
Paul
Alexander I
Europe
Nicholas I
Great Britain
France
Italy
Turkey
Alexander II
Nicholas II
Bismarck statues multiply across regions
Readers note a surge in Bismarck monuments during the late nineteenth century. The piece cites 204 completed statues with nine more planned, led by Saxony with 64 works, while Germans abroad also participate in the trend.
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Bismarck
Germany
Kingdom of
Saxony
Romance in the coat pocket leads to a wedding tale
A New York secondhand dealer discovers a sealed marriage proposal letter in a discarded coat. He returns it to a surprised woman who shields the message, prompting the letter’s sender to seek the couple. The bride and groom soon marry, rewarding the dealer with cash and a moral about kindness and timely delivery.
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New York
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