Love, Lies, and a Dictation Device in a New York Tale
New York businessman Jim Stanley plans to move his desk audiphone home to finish dictation. Rollo Waterman and Doris Colby become entangled with Nina Morgan’s plot to expose Stanley. Doris ends with Waterman, while Stanley, revealed by the audiphone, reconciles with Doris and departs for India.
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Doris Colby
Stanley
Doris
Wasterman
Nina Morgan
Waterman
Nina
India
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Patience and conflict in a troubled family
Mr. Alexander Colby endures strain over his daughter Doris’s failed marriage as Stanely Waterman faces business peril and a banked secret. The lawyer Cathy confronts Stanley with blunt truth about Doris and his prospects, revealing tensions and potential consequences.
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India
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Diamonds and divorce threaten Doris Colby tale
Stanley confronts lawyer Mr Colby over jewel theft linked to Doris and her husband while planning a country weekend with Waterman. Doris schemes for a private talk with Tim as Stanley reassesses loyalties and a looming family disgrace tests friendships and marriages.
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Longest English sentence debate at Court of Appeal
London correspondent notes the Court of Appeal hears a claim about a purported eight percent long sentence in English. A Chinese lawyer is pressed to explain the meaning of the phrase while discussions revolve around tax terms and business lessee references after April 123. The case, before Lords Justices Atkin and Scrutton, probes linguistic and legal nuance in a symbolic duration stretching like an eight percent foot.
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The Eyes of Youth and the Old Historian Plutarch Debate
Fragmentary note cites Plutarch on boys learning and using knowledge. It laments youth fading into practicality as men fail to apply lessons, thoughts, and hopes. The text reflects on education, memory, and the divergence between ideal learning and adult conduct.
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Neutton Admired Crimson Search at Somerset House Inventory
The fragmentary 1727 record from Somerset House lists Sirdune Newton’s St Martin in the Fields home furnishings. It notes vellum trips, walnut furniture, and books described as follos or quirtos, with a private study and spice references.
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Newton
St. Martin's
Wagerlingyn
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Somebody's Watching: Obscure Lives in American Magazine
A fragment from American Magazine notes the idea that no one is truly obscure, claiming every life shapes itself by its own pattern.
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