Alleyne and the Socman face fords of kin in peril
Alleyne the clerk travels with a wary woman toward his brother the Socman’s home. A violent confrontation erupts as the Socman and a bold hunter challenge each other on a Saxon field. Alleyne intervenes, defending the woman and revealing his noble lineage amid threats and shifting loyalties.
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Alleyne
Socman
Peter
Edric the Socman
Godfrey the Thane
Alaric of
Brockenhurst
Beaulieu
Thanes
Owas
Arbuckles ARIOSA coffee advertisement
An illustrated advertisement extols Arbuckles ARIOSA coffee praising supply, uniform quality, and a roasting system. It touts direct sales, 10 pounds for $1.80 with transportation paid, and promises a free gift book and signatures with each order. It urges purchasing from Arbuckle offices in New York Chicago Pittsburgh and St. Louis.
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Arbuckles
Arbuckle Mills
ARIOS
Arbuckle Bros
Knight's vow and Lady Maude part at Holmhill ride
Lady Maude and Alleyne visit a distant knight’s aid while Bertrand seeks a future claim at Christchurch under Sir Nigel Loring. A green page on a bay horse departs. Maude praises a knight’s conduct and hints her father’s power may aid him. The tale shifts to Uncle Sam’s penny production and costs, detailing minting changes and volumes.
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Socman
Alleyne
Bertrand
Christchurch
Page Bertrand
St. Magdalen
Wunre
Minstead
Lady Maude
Holmhill
Arthur
Nigel Loring
Earl of Salisbury
Monastic Paths and Travelers in a 14th Century Tale
In a medieval setting a traveler wanders from a monastery to visit his brother at Minstead. At dusk he shelters in a roadside inn where he encounters Hardie John and a curious visitor. The fragment hints at交 interwoven fates and a austere, rumor-filled world of monks and townspeople.
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Castercias Moor
Bis Ow & Humber
Soeman
Minstead
Pightfall
Hardie John
Imma
Sahin Aylward Horde
Jobn
Ayl Hardieohn
A Cole
Wick
Hardie
Marys Lamb Becomes Meat in Odd World Tale
In a satirical vignette from the New York World, Mary sells her lamb to a packing house. The lamb becomes canned ox-tall soup then sausage and ham through a string of misfortunes. Mary laments debts as the packers profit from her pet's fate.
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S. Mary
Free Home Music Lessons Offer From U S School of Music
A free home study program invites beginners and advanced players to receive ninety six weekly lessons by mail for piano organ violin guitar banjo cornet or mandolin. Postage and small materials cost only. booklet and tuition offered free with no obligation.
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U.S. School OF Music
Onion Square
New York City
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