Our House Hunting with Jack and Jill in Suburban Quest
A long fragment details a couple searching for a new home. They compare two houses with emphasis on size, rooms, ventilation, baths, and fireplaces. The scene mixes banter, plans to view options with an agent, and a decision to inspect both places before choosing the best fit for their life together.
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Mavinis
Uae
Jack
Jock
Eulie
Uriel
Jack E
Ender
Sueamer
Anid
Dean
Remeiben
Setuid
Taekboeke
Denys Ogy
Dims Walier
Pike Toma
Jacs
Deck
Hackman
Cnr
Ocford
Bern
Cap
Goa
Bartemeus Vision and the Healing of Blindness
Fragmentary devotional prose dramatizes Bartimeus and Jesus restoring sight. The speaker laments spiritual blindness, longs for guidance, and requests mercy, while imagery shifts through dawn and twilight to seek open eyes and direction. The text blends archaic language with meditative prayer on faith and perception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonas
Serbia
The Land of Rest Poem Fragment
Fragmentary verse about the Land of Rest with imagery of valleys, hills, prophets, and inheritance. Mentions loved ones, a journey January, and a final peaceful resting place beyond the trials of life. Includes fragmented names and obscure phrases.
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Lonva
Bourne
Pehali
Tny
Rost
Helen A Mae
Fragmented Detroit Free Press Clipped Feathers Note
A garbled Detroit Free Press clipping mentions a bootblack admired by the crowd as a cholera era term and a doctor present for a baby, with chaotic dialogue about injuries and a chemical bend being treated, reflecting a disrupted historical report.
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A Nor Bay
Wales
Las
Detroit Free Press
Americans At Oxford From A World Correspondent
A New York World correspondent in London reports on American students at Oxford. He notes twelve Americans at Osford, two fellows, Walter Ashburner and Rev Wal Coolidge, and details their studies, finances, lodging rules, and social life including dining and college customs as observed during a Thanksgiving visit.
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New York World
London
Isford
Orford
Island
Prent
Osfort University
Walter Ashburner
Merton
Wal BL Coolige
Magdalen
Oxford
Coolidge
Rye
Ashburners
THE
University
United States
Cisford
Elt Warren
Boston
James T. van Rensselaer
New York
New College
W. E. Willing
Barclay Warburton
Philadelphia
E. A. Haserick
Christ Church College
S. K Porter Burrel
Magdalen College
H. O. Bliss
Rev. Edd
Tibbitts
Harry Gerield
Cleveand
Vansensselar
Wnundergraaate
Warbarten
Philadelphia Telegraph
Elise
Asia
Jin Law
Erman Universit Phe
T Purope
America
Peet
Oxford Mu
Nota Beliver
Tne
Church of England
Oxfrd
Warburton
Leoo
Munich I Ieee
Cheistrus
Itwry
Steemgers
Rome
Ty X.ford
Torxon
Celand
Andy Yn Tie Seu
Vernon
Ty College
Ife
Varinus
Inns of Court
Turles Wits
Tates
Inns
The Tone the Cow Died Of
Folkloric quip from Scotland and northern England describes a farmer’s memory of a cow’s death and a child’s lack of aid. A tale links a butchered refrain to enduring rural speech and shared hardship.
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Mery
Tnt
Wwe
Tack
Janik
Bibel
Tharard
Ashe
Braddines Lorie
Lebik Dean
Bartemeus
English University
Odd Fellows
Rheate
Canada
Nygland
Leven
Australia
Tasmantis Trkoge
Lrae
York
House of Representatives of
Washington
W. Phelps
Kansas
Yale
Charles W Person
Popular Sciences
Entity
Eotland
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