My Lady Peggy Goes to Town
In fog bound London Peggy in disguise as Sir Robin joins Kennaston and guests at a lively coffee house gathering. Sir Percy plots a duel while Peggy ingratiates herself, feigning wealth and steering the masquerade through a night of wit and theatrical chance.
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My Lady
Peggy
London
Haskin
Lord Kennaston
Percy de Bobun
Chockey
Charwoman
Robin
Kennaston
Sir Robin
Diana
Robin McTart
Escombe
Percy
Pellmell
de Bohun
Lord Kennaston of
Peggy Burgoyne
Sir Percy
Kenraston
Robinswold
Kent
Grace of
Percy de Bohun
Jack Chalmers
Wyatt Lovell
Pegzgy
Will's
Be Kind to Thy Father and Family
Poem urging kindness to father mother brother and sister with calls to cherish loved ones. Emphasizes care in old age and enduring family bonds, noting affection brings happiness and blessings along life’s path.
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Tucker
Death
Finnish Novels Do Not Teach Revolt
The article argues that Finnish literature, especially novels, remains apolitical and not a tool for rebellion. It notes a Russian ban on a professor in 1901 heightened interest in Finland’s literature and religion as symbols of national identity, with several prominent novelists, including two women, avoiding political agitation in their works.
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Finland
Christiania
Unclear text from European report with references to patience and Czar
Fragmentary wording describes patience and hope as watchwords for the public and leaders. Mentions the Czar and possible safer retreat in Finland though text is garbled and lacks clear events or dates.
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roWea
Euirope
Mmauceton
Patience
Hope
Finland
Perth climber Lifesaving Struggle on Alderney Cliff
Bert Lantrice a Perth Australia native nearly died cliff climbing in Alderney England after slipping and clinging to shrubs for five hours. A local doctor spotted distress signals and led islanders who lowered a rescuer with a rope to haul Lantrice to safety at the summit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Lantrice
Perth
Australia
Alderney
England
Lantzke
Venezuelan Cow Tree and Its Milky Exudate
A Venezuelan tree called the cow tree yields a gray thick milk when incised, brightening at sunrise as natives collect it with large bowls. Heat turns the milk sour by noonday, but it hardens into a gum resembling gum from milkweed and serves as a thirst quencher. Trunks show plugs where milk is drawn to prevent waste.
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Venezuela
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