The Silent Struggle at Blackhall Farm
A late chapter scene centers on Bella's plea for escape from a drunken husband and Silence's stern, moral objection. Roderick contemplates a future where a wife must protect her children, while Bella schemes to secure money and freedom with minimal disruption to others.
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Silence
Samio
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Srugkard
Ising
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Hoderick
Belle
Admi
Mann
Abe
Momma
Switzerland
Paris
Wworth
Alexander Thomson
Mrs. Thomson
Blackball
Msider
Elep
Blackhell
Lear
Thinga
Sella
Roderica
Blackhall
Thomson
Wholesale Divorce Springer Faith in Modern Society
Rev Dr Talmage’s New York Academy of Music sermon denounces free love agitation and polygamy while urging stricter divorce laws. He warns of easy divorces wrecking homes, urges uniform national standards, and stresses character, prayer, and careful partner selection to protect the family and nation.
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New York Academy of Music
America
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Cheyne Row
Cooper Institute
New York
Tremont Temple
Boston
Land
Srazén
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Congress
James Buchanen
Buchanen
Fou
Ilinois
San Francisco
New England
France
England
United States
Western Reserve
Ohio
Rhode Island
Vermont
Rome
Gibbon
Anthony Hope Hawking the Father’s Proud Revelation
A Boston lady recalls a luncheon meeting with Rev Hawkins who discovers he is the proud father of Anthony Hope Hawking. The clergyman speaks of his son as a sudden genius, surprised by fame, and happy his boy achieved literary success. Also a quirky note on anatomy about the tongue of Wontan.
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United States
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Delaware
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Albany
Anthony Hope
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Anthony Hope Hawking
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