Honolulu Scene Amid Rainbows Ships Steamer Day Crowds
Readable passages depict Honolulu's vibrant street life with rainbows and sun across streets, Chinese and Japanese communities, Red Cross work, fashion, streetcars, and steamer day bustle. It notes housing, footwear, farming, tourism, and multicultural activity shaping a tropical port town.
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Honolulu
Dover
Koolan
Horolulu
Milingtary
Polynesia
Chinatown
Uncle Sam
Red Cross
King Street
China
States
Waikiki
Hawaii
Hackman
Nippon
Japan
Fragments Reveal A Speech On Paths To Destruction
The text presents a fragmented dialect scene with a speaker urging Brer Abraham to pursue lawful paths. Eliza comments from the back as the group debates moral routes from plow to pulpit. A road toward damnation is implied and the listener is urged to choose law and righteousness.
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Abraham
Destructia
Eliza
Two Smiles at Authors Club Pound on Cremation
Ezra Pound, at the Authors' club, discusses Sheiley's cremation line about separation and devotion. He smiles and muses on the widow and the urn, reflecting on the emotional weight of ashes and memory.
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Ezra Pound
Authors’ Club
Sheiley
Tron
Teow
Kirmans
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