Briony and Wild Rem Inspire Solitary Glow
Fragmentary verse evokes Buyend tee and elm with a Whare trail, highlighting Briony and wild rem to glow with delight. The speaker seeks solitude amid theme of nature and quiet contemplation.
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Newspaper
Plainfield Courier
Location
Plainfield, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1892
Page
4
Fragmentary verse evokes Buyend tee and elm with a Whare trail, highlighting Briony and wild rem to glow with delight. The speaker seeks solitude amid theme of nature and quiet contemplation.
An aristocratic setting unfolds with Comtesse d Eon and Baron de Choulaye amid a staged wedding plot. Cendrinetie, a housekeeper and unwed nineteen year old, tends a bouquet and dreams of a hidden romance while the baron contemplates fate and Irene.
The article reviews Harvard Yale race fallout in New London and balloon accident casualties, notes ballooning risks, then discusses fast cycling growth and road improvement in Boston suburbs. It critiques popular summer concerts, Bavarian and classical tastes, and comments on political campaigning in Massachusetts with public meetings planned nationwide.
A jumble of curiosities and odd facts from the era appears. Notes mention a patent yielding 900000 in invention, a Galileo reference, Beagle-like travels, and a plaster of Paris brick for powder mills. A Pennsylvania oil boom sale and a vast 500 mile rabbit-proof fence in Australia underscore speculative prospects.
A jumble notes 1889 Brooklyn and Philadelphia listings with Emithe counts and many mis-spellings. It cites Charles H McGarvin a fast typewriter at 24 words per minute, Gladstone writings, and a UK royal customs payment of 77000. It mentions West Point star James B Cevanaugh and a Russian commander in chief.
A clipping mentions a Pastor Waindeer of Moleworth Maine earning eight per week and jokes about former Speaker Reed not wearing a silk sash. Other lines reference Hampton, cigars, and a quirky, disjointed note about a movie scene.
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