Stand Back My Garden Gate By Charles Mackay
A poetic monologue to guardians of politics and wealth, as the speaker fences a private garden from public intrusion. He renounces public contention, vows to keep his sanctuary for philosophy, nature, and love, and invites fellowship within his personal bounds.
The Shadow and the Wallet of Gold
Hans, a poor farmer, finds a wallet with ninety one gold pieces and faces a moral test from two voices the Shadow and the Shadowless. Tempted by the Shadow, he plans theft, but guided by the Shadowless he seeks honesty, returns the money, confesses to the justice, and is rewarded with marriage to the miller’s daughter and a blessed family. The tale ends with a steady life in a happy home, lit by the silver wing spirit.
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Suan Fingar
Tia
Hans
Ehareh
Trenck
Hess
Liv
Las
Pias
Jésus
Ans
Alans
Ilias
Weill
Reeds
Zans
Trans
Lelinase
Greensward
Slatery
Gested
Farmer ‘Trench
Ifaas
Zains
Andans
Trenek
Zzins
Murtime
Bis
Phaselfj
Dia
Jos
Didias Zions
Justice House
Zzaas
Justice Hall
Fins
Dans
Frans
A Warm Strain and Sailor Jones Portrait
A fragmentary column blends a poem praising a southern romance with a lengthy character study of Paul Jones. It extols his bravery, vanity, and literary talent, then shifts to biographical notes on his naval career, followed by assorted New York items about Townsend’s sarsaparilla profits, public morals, and contemporary opinions.
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Maarland
Canon
Tie
I. Jimes
Bernadette
United States
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Iace
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New York Sun
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Albany
N. Y
Thomas W. Cummings
Canadas
West Indies
South America
Europe
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al Moat
Jayne
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