Tht in the Learine A Tale of the North Country
A fragmented historical sketch explores Silas Wright and Irving Basheller reflections, citing political figures, era debates, and the Candle of Liberty metaphor. The piece surveys Wright’s career, public perception, and the era’s partisan dynamics with literary reverie.
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Silas Wright
Irving Basheller
The Melon Harvest of a Watermelon Boy
In 1831 a boy living on Rattleroad in Bart Baynes tells of an orphaned childhood, Aunt Deel and Uncle Peabody, and the first melon of Wilmy harvests. He waters a vine, guards the prized fruit, and learns a harsh lesson about theft when the melon vanishes, revealing a world with hidden dangers beyond a boy’s simple pride.
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Lickity Split
Deel
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Jabez Lincoln
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Loran
Peabody
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Willy Boy
Jeni
Sila
Baynes
Nehedl
Seaton
Thaimed
Bone
Bremen
Haley
Wevety
Dunkishner
Willi
Sandlie
Royjn
Abe
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