Illustrations by Rh Livingstone and Porter's Biography Plot
Synopsis describes Mary Moris a diary writer in progress toward a novel The Tyad at Andersonville Mary explains double personality and why diary becomes a novel Nurse Sarah recounts birth and a father astronomer The home life shows a strained bond with a witty email circle and a wife chosen by a professor Court orders six months with father after divorce proceedings and unsettled custody.
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Mary
Moris
Viola
Abigail-Jane
Sarah
Deraon
Barytela
Oston
Boston chapter shift foreshadows new life with grandfather
The narrator returns to Boston to stay with Grandpa Desmond after a tense move with Mother toward Boston life. She bonds with family, visits theaters and museums, and plans for school while navigating Mother's evolving social circle and potential new father figures.
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Father
Andersonville
Alf
Hattie
Lester
Peter
Boston
Researchers in casual dress at Garnogle Lab in Florida Keys
Dr Morgulis of Nebraska and Dr Schaffer of Texas State University pose informally at the Garnogle laboratory near Logger Head in the Florida keys. The intense heat forces the researchers to strip to the waist during oceanic and coral research sessions.
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Morgulis-of-Nebraska
Schaffer
State University of Texas
Unclear court case cited with Kohisonat Humphrey and Grosscup
Fragmentary sketch describes a case before Judge Christian Kohisnat in federal court with judges James Humphrey and Peter Grosscup. A lawyer addressed the bench, mentioning prior references about a person named Chris Kohi and a Philadelphia paper query about a yellow billed cuckoo. Habitat and restaurant buying hints appear in casual street notes.
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Christian Kohisnat
Federal Court
Tyro
James
Humphrey
Peter ‘Grosscup
Koblasat
Chris
Kohi
Jim Humphrey
Pete Girosscup
Milwaukee- Sentinél
Christine Hughens and the pendulum regulator clock idea
The fragment notes Christine Hughens as the first to conceive applying a pendulum as a regulator to a clock in 1856. It also mentions Otis A Poole of New York and various garbled lines about travel records and early airplane groundwork.
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Pershing
Maj
Michael
O’brien
Adjutant -General's Office
Pereie
Miler
Gail
Mexico
Ireland
New-York Volunteer Infantry
Acrogs
Pacific
Otis A. Poole
New York
Thaver
Rati
Yvork-Of- Alta
Paul's
Christine “Hughens
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Eleanor. H. Porter
Ahea
Gind
Mother
Carrie Heywood
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Butele
James Anderson
St. Haus
Jane
Baralp
Alether
Grandpa_Desmond
Grandpa Desmond
Brother
Bother
Grandpa
Sheas
Iittle
Marie
Satore
Seeatica & Ally
Patie
Iméan
Boone
Rainute
Saya
Inada Mothier
Ducky
Andersorsville
Teoes
iBee ‘Anderson
Arlo Bates
Arar
Cordel Children
Massachusetts
Chicago
State and Madison Streets
London
Piccadilly
Margaret Campbell
Atlantic City
General Pershing
TN Laboratory
Rene
Philadelphia
Massachusetts Statehouse
John. BR DeValies
New Bedford
Tha
the Potomac
Ilke
Touke
Revenue
Potomac
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