Night Visitor Brings Mysterious Aid to Baby
Jenkins, awake at 1:30 am, tends to a crying infant when a masked man with a revolver arrives. The intruder administers herbal remedies and brandy, then dispenses medicine from a satchel and departs, leaving Jenkins puzzled by the stranger’s sudden appearance and aid.
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Jenkins
Baby
Eren Kins
Colle
Jenking
Logan
Thom
Gilvere
Thamtjo Jenkins
Japanese Enthusiasm and Odd Customs Mentioned in Cut Subtext
The fragment references Japanese cheering customs where hats are presented to winners and later redeemed, and mentions scattered roadblocks and slow driving to protect poultry. It also touches on oysters and pearling histories in Australia, with garbled notes about hats, victory, and local practices.
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Eras Pine
Treasure hidden in Amarkantak fort guarded by mud
A rumored treasure allegedly stored in the Bakaili fort near Amarkantak attracts interest from Jadia om the heir to Bhopal and Sir Richard Temple. Efforts to reach the treasure face mud and impassable terrain as proposals to form a syndicate and gain Maharajah of Rewa support are floated.
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Baby
Jenkins
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Amarkantak
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Narbada
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Wiaidu
Mfles
Richard Temple
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Eald
Notable Portraits of Aging Women in 18th Century Narratives
The excerpt surveys depictions of aging women in English literature noting age 85 as beyond reach for deep affection and referencing George Meredith. It mentions a Boston socialite who entered society after a year of gatherings and died after bearing eight children, with context from Appleton’s Magazine.
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Tle Dyer
Boston
Appleton
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