Brindon’s Tale of Honor in Early Arkansas
Major John Brindon narrates his move to Arkansas, his pursuit of law, and a clash of honor with a physician who taunts him. A courtly judge hosts guests including Jassamine, whose affections waver between Brindon and bravado. Duel threats, a near fight, and a dramatic rescue hinge on love, courage, and social codes in a frontier town.
Missouri Man Born Before Montefiore Born Local Legend
A Macon County Missouri man, aged 18 at Sir Moses Montefiore’s birth, lives near College Mound with his son. He is described as small in stature, a former soldier who fought in an early war, once drank whisky but later became a teetotaler, and has chewed tobacco for sixty years. He does not recall his exact birth date, but family records trace his life to Randolph County North Carolina in 1766, moving to Kentucky and then Missouri in 1830. Married twice, he has sixteen children with twelve living, plus numerous descendants across generations.
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Tavon
Cammitte
Blake
Jassamine
Stention
Gry
Lani
Ast
Jassamind
Mas
Girl
Shirston
Macon County
Missouri
Moses Montefiore
Robert Gibaon
College Mound
Tle
Fleet
Randolph County
North Carolina
Kentucky
About Divorces and the Aggressive Spirit of Women
A Midland lawyer argues that women often initiate divorce and bear most costs in many cases. He cites fees, sympathy among friends, and public perception as factors shaping petitions. He notes that absolute annulments are common and recalls a costly legislative divorce precedent. He also mentions a blind student at Stephen's College Delhi with extraordinary memory and math skill.
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Common Pleas
Blank
Mr. Blank
Uber
Allegany
Ecases
da Singh
Stephen's College, Delhi
Mir
A Gypsy Tale Of Natalie And The River
In a Moskow riverbank scene Natalie, a Gypsy girl, faces choice and fate as Petrovi woos her and offers a bargain. Told through stark, period narration, the drama follows her daring escape, marriage loss, and the heavy price of love amid danger and cruelty.
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Petrov
Natalie
Motive Power Visionary Draart Dines at Central Hotel
John T. Dysart of Shippenville Clarion County Pa stops at the Central Hotel. He claims patents and inventions for natural gas as motive power. He describes experiments linking gas pressures and electric disturbances in water to drive engines, predicting future vast potential.
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Central
John T. Draart
Shippenville
Clarion County
Pst
Fircurel
Pennsylvania
Keely
Tangle Ingly
Mr. Dysart
Ohio
Ties
Ilinois
Pidsberg Commercial
Gaelle
The Bell of the Highlands and the Lost Eagle Mystery
A boatman explains the nighttime bell ring near Hudson and Storm King heard from Highlands to Conwell. Hunters seek to capture a steel-collared eagle believed lucky. many boatmen report the ringing as the same bell. A second item notes taxes on liquor spending, claiming annual totals and per-second expenditure. reader beware of odd figures and misprints.
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Hudson River
Highlands
Storm King
Homeboy
Conwell
Waa
My Life as a Lawyer A Vivid Autobiographical Tale
A humorous memoir recounts a lawyer’s failed practice in a western town. He describes quitting after a client’s death, losing a signboard to a pest-house, and noting the loneliness and financial strain of legal work. The piece blends satire with personal reflection on ambition and ostracism in the profession.
HESTORIC CUTIES A Died Rye View of home at the Citine Par mous
A literary meditation on cities along the Mediterranean and Near East. Alexandria, Jaffa, Jerusalem, Damascus, Beirut, Smyrna, Constantinople, Athens, Naples, Rome, and Paris are described as personified figures in a poetic panorama. The piece blends myth, faith, trade, and art to explore cultural histories and urban characters.
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Citine Parmous
Staly
Alexandria
Mediterranean
Jaffa
Damascus
Jerusalem
Judea
Abana
Baroda
AHL Helmynes
Saab
Beirut
Ernest Bay
Thminvens
Smyran
Polycarp
Constantinople
Athens
Naples
Sana
Vesuvius
Lsehia
Rome
Apenines
Umler
Charma
Venice
Tter
Common
Paris
Abbany Express
The Same One. Father and Son Moral Tales At Dinner
A garbled dialogue sketches a New England clergyman and his son debating a horse doctor’s skill amid comic episodes. The scene shifts from a stable examination to light banter at a country table with a toast and a mock tomb inscription. Humorous vignettes include caricatures of dentists and a boastful diver.
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New England
A Fragmented Poem on Beauty and Enduring Love
The piece presents a fragmented meditation on a rose and beauty. It recalls a timeless ideal of love that outlasts time, urging the beloved to endure beyond distance and doubt as the speaker vows faithfulness and immortality. Gaia is invoked as a muse amid shifting, ambiguous lines.
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