Old Ben Delivers Word As Kenton Neighbors Brace
Uncle Ben heads to the valley to alert Yankee troops about Morris Percys plan to shelter Kenton. Marian plans to move Kenton to the house while Steve Brayton warns of Baxter ledgers and a possible siege. Ike Baxter and a Confederate party approach Rest Haven as Marian rests, hoping for protection and a reply.
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Royal Kenton
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Ike Boxter
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Cuecle Ben and Gald
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Oast
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Percy
Nathin
Uncle Bun
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Ike Baxter
Steve
Baxter
Abe
Steve Brayton
Anes
Mixa
Tke
Hoepu
Epy
Mnllan
Virginia
South
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Dyn
Marlay
Keyton
Rest Haven
Coster
Percys
Howe
Kentag
Sundhine
Ike
Steveton
Tea gown fashion with Turkish trousers and muslin overdress
The piece describes tea gowns as comfortable and elegant with loose fits and flexible necklines. It notes Turkish dress ideas such as fall trousers and muslin overdress, discusses bolero jackets, and outlines stylized detailing like satin fabrics, lace, ribbons, and winged sleeves, plus bow and ribbon trims.
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Vince
Poets Like Southey Receive Modest Pay for Works
The text notes Southey earned only £60 for Joan of Arc and £115 for the first edition of The Tube, while Shelley Goethe Burns and Thomas Campbell faced losses or minimal royalties. It hints at poets' precarious finances and limited returns from early publications.
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Southey
Joan of Arc
Averséan Sarary and Love of Money in an Early View
In a reflections from Prachman’s Bay near the eastern border, a windswept traveler notes a local landlord of notable respectability, comments on Philadelphia, wealth, and a broader critique of money, gender, and enterprise across American society as described in the Illustrated American.
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Prachman's Bay
Nate
Machias
Howe
Udeel
Philaedephia
Philadelphia
Iidy
Patert
Carafale
Willy Troy
Roger
Mie Lenn
Mets
Mr. Smith Wiid
Stensie
Phay
Addie
Talleyrand
Medairy’s Seasons Watercolors Show Bright Spring Work
The review highlights Medairy’s four watercolors in portfolio No. 2, praising Spring for its bright color and singular merit. Apple trees with pink white blooms contrast a green backdrop, a flag fringed pool adds charm, and the light and shading are described as superlative and pleasing as art or study.
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Medairy
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