In Praise of the Bore From Uncle Reenus Magazine
A reflective piece by Don Marais defends the bore as honest in his way, noting his lack of hypocrisy and generosity of spirit. The author argues most people misjudge him and calls for more charity toward this misunderstood figure who merely speaks his truth.
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Two Historic Cabarets in Christie's Porcelain Sale
Two cabarets with storied pasts join Christie's porcelain sale. One once belonged to Marie Antoinette, passed through Santa fuotevie, Geese Rael of Essex, and Miss Fannie Kelly to the current owner, Mies Kellys adopted daughter. The second was a gift from George IV to Mrs Robinson, later bought by John Graham. the sale includes a Chippendale cabinet once at Kensington Palace.
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Just Married Joke Sparks Faux Funeral Card Mischief
A Cleveland man witnessed a crowded platform scene as a train departed with a newlyweds couple. He handed a congratulations card to the bridegroom, sparking a quarrel as the groom mistook the message for a serious issue. The misread card led to a comic misunderstanding and a wary vow about future pranks.
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Absence Explained by Hard Times Visit
Fragmentary dialogue shows a person explaining another’s absence tied to financial hardship. A visitor, Crocker, reportedly came to join, claimed to be hard up, and then left after an exchange at the door. The quoted speech hints at a motive related to money and departure.
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In Love in a Summer Rowboat Misreadings
In a drifted rowboat a young man declares love to Sal while a girl in a frilly white sunbonnet questions his assumption. Amid awkward banter they navigate misconstrued signals, friendship, and the lure of romance as others waver between humor and doubt.
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The Convict Escapes The Prison In A Brutal Break
A violent inmate uses a sharpened iron cup to kill a guard during a night confinement. He then climbs from the wall using a block and ladder and flees into the woods, but pursuers soon recapture him as alarms ring and staff mobilizes. The escape ends with the giant back in custody and the prison on alert.
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Bertha and Tom Goode Love Chaos in Opera Lesson
Bertha, hearing music spill through the house, wavers between tears and laughter as Tom Goodloe pursues matrimony and fame. A nosy music teacher hurls demands, while Bertha schemes with Tom in a plan that reshapes their lives and reputations.
The Gift in the Springtime Tale of a Shepherd and Maid
A spring morning tale follows a shepherd who muses over life and love as he meets a village maiden. She accepts his kiss and offers, with the lamb they share, a glimpse of romance amid rugged poverty and social constraints.
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Abe
Tim
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