The Little Grave Poem Of An Only Boy
A mother mourns an only child laid in a grave as neighbors drift away. The poem contrasts the small coffin with lost future dreams and hidden tokens of a child’s life, from a flowered cradle to a toy sock and blue tassels, warning that such graves bury world wide hopes.
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Hithim Sgaig
England
West
United States
Reward of Honesty A Boy Returns Found Money and Gifts
An 1859 St Louis incident tells how John Moore found a pocketbook with 1,200 dollars in banknotes and papers. He returned it to a grateful Covington, Kentucky man, who dressed him in a new suit, gave a silver watch with a memento inscription, five $20 gold coins, and entrusted the boy to his mother’s care. The tale continues with religious anecdotes from Peter Cartwright’s Philadelphia lecture and vivid recollections of frontier preachers and moral lessons.
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St. Louis
Juhnoy Moore
Morgan Street
Johnny
Broadway
Franklin Avenue
Washington Street
Robert ‘Thomas
Covington, Ky
Thomas
Johnny Moore
St Louis
God
Hartshorne
Hezanna
West Tennessee
Joe Jenkins
Joe
Plains
Manhattan
Kansas
Fort Riley
Prairie Dog Creek
Fir Pike's Peak
Express Company
Jones & Russell
Chas. Griflin
Sie Jstation
Meath
Griffin
Maciler
W. Frost
Thomas Frost
Ponsville
Virade
Leavenworth City
Alexander
Hannibal
Rome
Alps
Uoweps
Casar
Botapatie
Elasl
The Wife of Garibaldi An Eyewitness Portrait
A fragmentary excerpt recounts Garibaldi’s wife during his Italian campaigns. It describes her courage in danger, rescuing him and enduring hardships, riding, swimming, and sharing perilous moments. The tale ends with a moral about industrious youth and public praise for labor.
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