From Two Walks of Life to Shipyard Heights
A tale contrasts two college graduates who secure work at a large shipbuilding firm after earning diplomas. One rises to lead a department in two years, while the other earns a chance at a clerical post with potential for later advancement. The piece shifts to notes on candy energizing youth and a portrait of Kedleston Hall as Robert Adams’ masterpiece with grand scope and historic arches.
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Lome
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Otters
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Oassary
Kedleston Hall
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Constantine
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Largest wild rose discovered in Khai hills
The great wild rose, said to be the largest in the world, was discovered by the late Sir W. Courten Collets among the Khai hills. It climbs tall trees with long pendant branches and profuse white flowers. Introduced to England about thirty years ago.
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Polo History and Calendar Oddities Across Treblxond
The article recounts an ancient polo form in Treblxond with Mabau moldan of Prupkin Square as alto of the polo ground and notes the sport’s thrilling horse play. It contrasts Cervantes and Shakespeare deaths and explains calendar differences, citing the London Observer.
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Vaudeville Origins In A Lombent Hundred Years Ago
The piece traces the word vaudeville from Vaux de Vire in a Chinese town myth to medieval wit circles. It hints at a 15th century setting with varied names and dubious claims about authors and drinking songs, weaving a curious etymology.
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