Pride Isn't Everything Pride Isn't Everything Pride's impact on family love and forgiveness in a rural household
Clementine Dill longs for Jerry Landers who left for the West after a clash with his father Ebenezer Landers. Emily Dill urges pride over affection but Clem and the captain pursue love. Jerry returns to seek Clementine as Emily grants forgiveness, reaffirming love over pride in a small plantation setting.
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McClare
Menapaper Syndicate
Clementine Dill
Emily
Dill
Clementine
Clem
Mementine
Harps
Jerry
Emily Dill
Landers
Tate
Emily Dil
Clynenting
Fate
Cory Ax Cate
Ron
August
Gussie
Mier Dill
Jake Merry
Benny
Ebeneser
Misa Dill
Bealy
Emlly
Trey
Gunsle
Rulty
Jerry Landers
Footlah
Mina Din
Rome
Ebenezer Landers
Ebenezer
Ted
Kheneser
Rally
Kbeteeer
City of Chungking Described in Asia Magazine
A travel sketch by W. L. Hall portrays Chungking as a dense port at two muddy rivers' junction. He details overcrowding, stench, constant traffic, and fog as vendors and carts clog every street while a teeming crowd moves through narrow stone lanes toward a harbor.
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Chong- Ling
Wadsty Um
W.L. Hall
Asia
Chungking
Don Manton
Royal English Poets and the Poems of James I
The Bodleian Library issues Poems by James I as a supplement to Its Quarterly Record. Henry VIII as royal poet is noted, with James I as the most prolific writer of the era, though not a great poet. The piece urges a complete edition of the royal poet’s works, reflecting on the era’s verse and its manuscripts.
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Henry Vil
James 1
Bodleian Library
James
Royal Pedant
Satanian Review
Abolition of the Suttee Practice in India
The piece notes the historical Indian custom of wives burning on a husband's funeral pyre, known as suttee, once widespread but formally abolished in 1820. It cites a wealthy rajah whose 17 widows perished at his funeral and mentions Bengal’s high death toll during its peak, while acknowledging occasional modern occurrences.
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Sutton
India
Althugh
Beltish Fiave
Bengal
Reading magazine theory on disease and overeating
A bounding house keeper cites a reading magazine claim that two thirds of human diseases arise from overeating. An acanthy-haired bachelor at the table agrees, noting it has been months since anyone was at the establishment.
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Reading Magazine
Bounding House
Apple Centered Dishes From A Home Kitchen Menu
A rustic wartime kitchen page presents fruit based dishes with apples as the star. Recipes cover Lettuce and Apple Salad Apple Fritters Baked Apples Fried Apples Apple Cake and a range of savory apple influenced items. Also includes tripe dishes Mock Sweet breads Lamb mold and potato omelet with cheese and scalloped eggs.
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TNS
Nosir
Shee
Felix
Leonte
Clarissa Mackie
China
Cuperiaht
Uniom
Jae
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