Polly Evans and the Japanese School Scene
A fragment describes Polly Evans and a discussion of a Japanese school scene in Tokio. It recalls night shoppers, laborers, and a family watching a boy reciting in a lamplit room. The tone contrasts American views on schooling and influences observed in the district.
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Smith
Intie
Tokio
Sotme
Imtone
Jacky
Easter Poetic Reverence and Japanese School Visit
A reflective piece on Easter’s spiritual imagery cites Emerson Browning and Rossetti while recounting Jacky and Polly Evans visiting a Japanese boys' school. They observe drills classrooms clothing and the shift from floor seating to desks plus a traversed street scene with a roaming family performance.
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Mr. Smith
America
Jacky
Commercial High School
Easter customs and origins across religions and history
The festival’s date and customs are traced from ancient times through the Latin and Eastern churches. References include the treatment of Easter by Bede, Nicea, and Augustine, with notes on Easter clothing, hymns, and the spread of Easter traditions across Europe.
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Bede
Fastre
Nicea
Augustine
Great Britain
St. John
St. Peter
Antioch
Rome
Springtime Cathedral Lane Drafted by Nature
A lyrical scene of springtime life. Lambs play, blossoms bloom, and trees dress in green while birds sing. Children leave school under a leafy canopy as a moment of forgiveness and renewal echoes, "Behold, I make all things new."
Spring Fairies Nurture a Milkweed Seed to Life
A playful tale describes Wind awakening seeds in March, Sunbeam guiding sprouts, Dew keeping leaves moist, and Rain strengthening the plant. The story personifies natural forces as a family of fairies who cooperate to make the world bloom and bring pleasure to people.
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Sunbeam
Dew
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