Tht in the Learine A Tale of the North Country
A fragmentary historical piece discusses Silas Wright, his era, and the political climate. It references Holloway era figures, noted editors, and the Candle of Liberty metaphor, praising Wright’s integrity and influence in American politics.
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Silas Wright
Irving Basheller
The Melon Harvest From My Odd Childhood
A first person recollection set in 1831 recounts a boy living with Aunt Ded and Uncle Peabody on Rattleroad in Lickity Split. He owns a watermelon mishmashed with family memory, a spotted hen, and the tale follows his pride, mischief, and a thief in a rural patchwork of Bart Baynes, diphtheria, and a watchful aunt.
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Bart Baynes
Lickity Split
Uncle Peabody
Deel
Alma
Jabez Lincoln
Mory Pumphries
Horace Duntothers
Ind
Linecolns
Humphries
Canton Village
Aynt
Peabody Axe
Willy
Cele Peabody
West
Diol
Tan
Pertoily
Gordo
Loran
Peabody
Faust
Sila
Baynes
Nehedl
Seaton
Thaimed
Voeermiar
Dyer
Bone
Bremen
Haley
Wevety
Dunkishner
Willi
Sandlie
Royjn
Abe
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Silva Wright
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Mimouri
Buren
Limiel Staton
Wright
Beine
Spollanan
Ol! American Review
de United Bunter
Democratic Review
New York Mirror
Kwewprbatker
Srartence Republican
Bentan
Wehett
Fummend
Jenine
Kamael Wright
Wrylrare
Proallent
Yan
Hurion Haynée
Tiga
Panbedys
Antos
Hichtard
Malon
Barticulaus
Vane
Mr. Ho
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Chapter
Ted Weir
Ihuay
Willie Tune
Sibery
Tee
Willy Boy
Jeni
Ramier
Pao Mertad
Phibes
Kirk
Ganelenga Penetonia Walves
Poabilly
Tyne
Eatoe
Sally
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Brent Nettomad
Tor Satel
Silas Wrigtt
Kate
Anos
Anil
Fretie Winetyeit
Winona
Wa Ch Peabody
Rome
Nowt Wook
Gatly
Barton Baynes
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