Rock Me to Sleep Mother Poem Ends Abilene Tale
A fragmented Abilene Reflector piece recalls a wealthy Eastern woman's decline. Estranged, she loses fortune and health, ends in the poorhouse, and finds solace in memory and a poem about motherly care. The narrative meditates on loss, aging, and nostalgia as she nears death.
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Sna
Bloome
Pound
Love
Joy
Abe
Mr Tidgwaite Becomes Special Constable Then Surrenders to Irish Oath
In a London suburb the elderly banker Joseph Tidgwaite joins the special constables amid fog and cold. He is kidnapped by conspirators in a high Dublin house, forced to take an oath to the Irish Republic, and later persuaded by Edward O'Brien to retract the oath while pledging secrecy about his connections.
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Joseph Tidywaite
Tidywaite
Chink & Bullen's
Pall Mail
Joseph
Mrs. Tidgwaite
Papa
Miss Tidgwaite
Mr. Tidgwaite
Eliza
Lord Bayswater
Tidgwaite
Miss Tidywaite
Trafalgar Square
Winfred
Winifred
Albany Street
Cavendish Square
London
Portland Square
Duchess Place
West End
Tidy
Duke of Dublin
Irish Landlords’ Ancient Rights Maintenance League
Guy Wyldire
Lord Littlebrain
Tidywake
Guy Wyldfire
City Corporation
Bill
Bil
Agai
Dublin
Guy
Wyldfire
No. G
Duke of
Sinlster
No. 7
Special
Tam
Mr. Tidywathe
Mike
Baker Street
Mr. Tiggwaite
Luccone
High Street
Marinebone
Number Sivyen
Number Siven
Siven
Number Sliven
Joseph Tidgwaite
Ojreland
Siren
Great Britain
Irish Itspublic
Goa
Ae Tidgwaite
Edward O'Brien
Edward
Eaward
O’brien
James Carey
O'Brien
Clanna Gael
Conscil
Counteil
St. Mary's
Guy's
Jim Sullivan
Lin
Tel
London Trath
la Nature
England
United States
J. A. Lintner
Bay of Fondy
Union
Dakota
Electrical Review
Niobrara Land and Awl Cattle Company
Bief
Ireland
Poistons
Irelands
Weiter
Newport
Beaver Tail
Siere
New York
Hindostan
Lally Welles
Dungie
Mary Geaubivl
Invbia
Hindustan
Capang
Mr. Wharton
Church of Christ
Miss Grayblel
Seid Junate
Temperaments in Families and Domestic Power Struggles
A dense, old article contrasts hereditary temperaments with family influence. It describes how progenitors’ traits mix in offspring, how domestic life accentuates differences, and how assertive partners can shape others. It cites examples of twins, husbands, and wives, and notes social trials.
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Ani
Westminister Abbey and Americans share in English legacy
An English writer living in Armherst extols how Americans inherit the Great Charter Habeas Corpus and English liberty. The piece recounts memorials at Westminster Abbey for figures like Burgoyne and Andre, notes American sympathy after death, and surveys other historical and scientific snippets from the era.
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Lister
Queen Anne
Pall Mail Gazette
America
Edwart the Confessor
Charles I
Archbishop Laud
Armeriest
George III
Richt
Abbes
Chatham
Burke
Barre
Patrick Henry
Greenville
Neveh
Sir John Burgoyne
Gates
Saratoga
Roglans
Andre
William Wrasele
South Carolina
Pwar
John Andre
Alout
Benedict Arnold
Andre i
Cunningham
Nathan Male
Anire
Cain
Washington
Arnokl
Gyrent
Ewlee
Xeouml
Arny
Kunelodee
Marie Talmendee
Hale
Tappan
Duke of York
Enerland
Dean Ireland
George II
Archdeacon Farrar
Harper's Magazine
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May Chamberlain
John Bate Holmes
Holmes
Sterot
Miss Chamberlain
Hole
Ile
Lud- Mow Serect
Dennis A. Speilisey
Mise Chamberlain
Mr. Graphic
Westminster Abbey
China
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Indies
Congress
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