Darkness and Dawn in a Fragmented Poem of Spring
A long fragment blends romance and nature with musings on poetry and society. It weaves April weather, woodland imagery, and the tension between art and convention, touching on Webster's trial, sleighing in winter, and reflections on truth versus public opinion, all through lyrical prose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shepherdstown Register
Iuarton
New Wamreuine
Apuil
Harpy & McAsuy
Geatdeven
Shepherdstown
Jefferson
New England
Webster
Parkman
Choate
Court Squere
Hin
Cambridge
Payal
Fener
Guy
Briggs
Massachusetts
Washington Goode
Anomey Clifford
Webster Mery
Granite
The Hidden Law Behind Liking and Disliking
A poetic meditation questions why hearts instinctively decide to like or dislike. It probes whether mood, instinct, or unseen forces govern impressions, asking if attraction and repulsion follow inner laws beyond words or reason.
Health and Work Lie Atod in Women's Well Being
A reflective piece argues that female health is harmed by overwork and poor diet caused by lack of suitable employment and excessive labor. It notes some doctors worsen conditions, but highlights exceptions where physicians communicate plainly. The essay urges balanced activity, proper diet, and avoidance of unfit habits to prevent functional and organic disorders among women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creatre
Ethiopia
Westere
Hon
Fox and Pitt Contrast in Parliament Noted
The piece contrasts Fox and Pitt as divergent leaders, Fox cheerful and intuitive while Pitt reserved and precise. Fox champions reform and oratory flare, Pitt a cautious statesman whose speeches resembled carved, monotone Johnsonian style. Both debated ministers and pressed reform, but Fox advanced while Pitt retreated.
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Piu
Fox
Pitt
Yanenelin Fox
Pit
Jbut
A Boy's Path From Crime to Prayer and Prison
A youth once jailed for repeated theft and break ins recounts his life. He explains his father’s death, his mother’s loneliness, and his drift into crime before a Bible reading moved him to repentance. He cries as he prays, desires to return home to his mother, and is sent back to prison where he will die. The piece counsels boys to mind mothers, read the Bible, and avoid bad company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trieste
Sean
Haute
Seve
Phon
Frivolousness and the Christian life explored in youth
A reflective critique argues lust for levity harms character and faith, urging young Christians to resist trivial pursuits. It warns of neutral faults masking vice, stressing a clear Godward purpose, duty, and devotion as essential to true discipleship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iso
Bal
The Very Truth and Musing Snippets on Society and Matrimony
A collage of social sketches and anecdotes on marriage roles and family life. It contrasts the ideal companion mother with artistic flair, mocks political rhetoric, and includes humorous exchanges about attire and manners. It closes with reflections on youth, memory, and patience.
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Shepherd-town
Mosn
Sol
Asin
Sahie
Rebe
Shey Luna
Syrets
Ping Vaney
Westmiinster Abbey
Wilhesforce
Chatham
Bac
Wwe
Cutile
Gath
Vic
Montreal
Sparit Thernaemneton
Rome
Shdiden
Moen
Vieloui
Sitle
Philip
St. Martin's
Michael Bombis
Madrid
Woern Marx
God
Fox and Pitt
Mr. Fox
Euil
Treasury Bench
Ami
Ensitl
Country Inn
Pax
John
Arine
Dublin
Churchill
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