Beaulieu Abbey Trial and Flight of a Novice
In a grim trial at Beau lieu Abbey 1366 Brother John of Hordle faces charges of excessive drinking, disobedience, assault, and a public scandal with a maiden. The Abbot convicts him of treachery, strips him of the monastic robe, and orders his expulsion into the world. A younger lay visitor consoles the Abbot as Alleyne Edrickson prepares to depart toward a dangerous outside life guided by faith.
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Hordle
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Paul
Worphyry
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St. Monica
Augustine
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Beaulieu
Berghersh
Monica
Piscatorium
James the
Brokenhvest Road
Hatchett’s Pond
Mary Sowley
Porphyry
Mark
Spicarium
Holy Church
Francis
Naomi
Joseph
Waltham
Joachim
Raoul
Athamnastius
Lyndhurst Road
Edric the Franklin
Alleyne
Franklin of
Minstead
Malwood
Socman
Heaven
Julian
Bartholomew
Brother Luke
Ellum
Athanasius
Alleyne Ericson
Beauu
Abbot
Alleyne Edricson
Forest Inn
Lyndhurst
Arbuckles' ARIOSA Coffee praised as best value drink
The ad copy extols Arbuckles' ARIOSA Coffee as superior and far above other package coffees in the United States, claiming its popularity and Arbuckle Bros. dominance. It also touts ARIOLA Coffee as tasty and thirst-quenching, with claims of digestion aid and boosted spirit.
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Arbuckles ARIOSA Coffee Offer Promises Free Presents
Advertises sending 10 pounds ARIOSA coffee in a wooden box for 1.80 plus transportation. Includes ten signatureed packages and offers a free book with colored pictures of about 100 presents for users. Prices vary and no guaranteed period. Addresses in New York Chicago Pittsburgh and St Louis listed.
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Chicago
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Pittsburgh
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Opportunity and Fate in John James Ingalls Poem
Master of human destinies I am and fame love fortune await. I walk cities deserts seas and pass hovels palaces. I knock at every gate and wake the sleeping. Those who follow me reach every state mortals desire and conquer foes save death. Those who doubt are doomed to poverty.
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John James Ingalls
Pig on the Road Sparks Car Remark in Rural Banter
A passerby points out a pig in the road and asks the farmer about it. The farmer responds with a playful exchange noting the pig and a motor car that just passed. The exchange captures a rural moment of alertness and humor.
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