Fragmented Reminiscence Of A French Professor In A Rural School
A narrator recalls a winter scene at a rural school featuring a pompous French professor named Genin. His regal air and odd dress clash with social snubs as a snowball fight exposes class dynamics. The memory centers on the professor’s rigid etiquette and the narrator’s scholarly aspirations at the old cottage by the river.
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Ris Hegre
Eutrkirta
Amr Hire Mn
Maeved Aitelly
Mies Oro
Ain Tiejays Condinian
Hiristiras Dialidis
Toha Petsaites
Teany i
Jersey
The Little Kingdom of Barrataria Tale of Adelaide and Gregory
Gregory recounts a fantasy of Barrataria where he rescues Adelaide from an arranged royal marriage to Trastamara. He enters the palace in Highland dress, persuades guards, reunites with Adelaide, and defeats the usurper in a staged confrontation, declaring Adelaide his queen and vowing to continue their life together.
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Adelaide
Barrataria
Senu
Trastammiara
Lim
Gregory
Trastamara
Phily
uAdulaide
Jolousey
Hos Ce
Lie
UlipeVlattad
Toonact
Conservatory
Trastamiura
Prasturmstva
Kim
Usne
Peisle
Alana
Piat
Iim
Vrastamara
Etiilors
Adelynte Jeane
Peedi
Secrets of the Haunted Room linked to heir majority
Court notes recount that Lord Glamis comes of age on September 28 and inherits a family mystery the Haunted Room. The chamber allegedly holds a long guarded secret passed to heirs, with tales of feuds, uncanny noises, and a walled past.
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Lord Glamis
Strathmore
Lindsays
Ogilvies
Lord Strathmore
Lee
Hungarian chemist claims timeproof liquid for stone
Brün, a Hungarian chemist, announces a liquid compound that purportedly doubles stone density and makes it waterproof. He claims the substance renders several materials resistant to the effects of time.
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Brun
Encouragement to Young Writers and Publication Delays
A passage urges young writers not to be discouraged by initial rejections. It recalls Edward Clarence Stedman’s advice from Atlantic Monthly editorials and notes that his own poems and stories, like “South Sea Tales,” stayed unpublished in the office for years before appearing in print.
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Caunt
Aiscouragee Ae
Aramce
Edward Clarence Stedman
Eriics
Mir
Sicds
Atlantic Monthly
Steiman
Star
South Sea
The Green Prevailed
A fragmentary poem scene describes a green boy in a green war, a green crevie devouring him, and green grasses swaying over the grave of the green boy with a green apple motif.
Oldest New York Tombstone Found at Trinity Churchyard
The oldest tombstone in New York lies in Trinity Churchyard. It bears the inscription Richard Clemdile 1681, though the rest has worn away from wind and rain.
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New York
Trinity Churchyard
Richard Clemdile
The Rock of Gibraltar Crumbling Beneath Masonry Patches
The great rock of Gibraltar is crumbling and its rotting masses must be continually bound with large patches of masonry and cement to hold it together.
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Rock of
Gibraltar
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