There Comes a Moment by Elinor Maxwell
Mary Loring and her father, an ineffective attorney, greet relatives arriving for a Christmas visit. Dr. Cragg, the doctor Mary loves, helps with luggage as the family gathers at home and Mary contemplates a future writing career after her father loses his railroad attorney post and the family income, prompting Mary to pursue writing.
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Mary Loring
Jim
Linnie Cotswell
Lelia Ormsby
Mary
Ellen
Mamie
Peter
Christopher Cragg
Mary Loring Pursues Writing in New York Visit
Mary finishes a five page story At Sea and plans to publish it while facing family tensions over money and love. She travels to New York to stay with Aunt Linnie's circle, aiming to write professionally as Aunt Linnie doubts a woman writer's practicality.
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Chris
Mary
Aunt Linnie
New York
Christopher Cragg
Jim
Janet Loring
Linnie
Janet
First National Bank
Lelia
Grand Central Station
Robert Taylor
Chicago
Posthaste
Saint Thomas
Smart Park Avenue
Addie
Darling
Witch of
Endor
Cotswells
Linnie Cotswell’s party amid Mary Loring’s uneasy fancy
Mary Loring anxiously endures Linnie Cotswell’s lavish shopping spree while fearing money will fail her family. A letter from Ellen and a formal notice from The National Weekly arrive, deepening Mary’s mix of longing and dread as her literary dreams collide with home worries.
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Linnie Cotswell
Mary Loring
Hawkinsville
Christopher Cragg
Linnie
Marguery
Pierze’s
Knoedler’s
Harlow’s
Mother
Petey
Chris
Lelia
Mary
Hanskinsville
Ellen
the National Weekly
Handel Known As An Eater In Historic Tale
The famed musician Handel was famed for large meals. He reportedly ordered enough dinner for three at taverns and urged the waiter to bring it out quickly when his companions were late, declaring he was the company.
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Handel
Legislative bill process and conference in Congress
Bills may be introduced in either chamber with tax bills originating in the house. When branches disagree a conference committee is formed to craft a compromise. All bills require passage by both bodies before presenting to the President for signature.
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