Aline Loid and the Night of the Grieving Wind
In a stormy village night a narrator recalls Aline Loid, her beauty and sorrow, and the doomed romance with Oscar Lyle. Aline's affair with Walter Grason and a damaged trust drive her to plea for forgiveness from Oscar, ending in tragedy as Aline dies and the old man mourns beside her grave.
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Ili
Taan
Aline
Alina
Nick Couch
Kone
Angola
Willis
Abe
Owar Lyle
Farsoothard Aline
Ovear
Ter Grason
Oscar Lyle
Hin
Walter Grason
Oscar
Aline Lord
Herbert Loid
Aline Loid
Ingly
Herbert Lent
Walter
England
Herbert
Gauntehl
Mommet
Aling
Derives in Constantinople and a dervish hoax
A translated tale from Die Grenzboten recounts dervishes arriving in Constantinople in ragged robes, feigning piety to beg alms. When one elder dies, a pious donor funds burial, but the “dead” man is buried alive. Vicious robbers plunder nearby graves, only to be frightened off by the returning dervishes. The episode boosts the order’s reputation and leads to a new leader, Omer.
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Die Grenzboten
Leipsle
Germany
Bosnia
Tokic
Ottoman Empire
Constantinople
Penia
Asa Minor
Dagdad
Constantinopia
Guintantinople
Aogdes
Goristattinople
Brotherhood of Islam
Warne
Kontindzat
God
Frank Pantas
Constantiple
Hia Addres
Omer
Tam
Ahsaiula
Heron
Ben
Assein
St. Sophia
Adgia
Adyia
Ussion
Adesia
Lin
Ansein
Thander
Aluna
Liame
Tham
How to become a Millionaire in Early Days
A fragment recounts the life of Mr. McDonough of New Orleans and his 1804 wealth rules emphasizing frugality, virtue, and diligent labor. It shifts to a second tale of shipwreck survivors aided by a jack-knife, trading notes for survival, and an island king’s curiosity about currency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aline
Oscar
Tam
Gil
McDonough
New Orleans
Ling
Saul
Allen Lourd
Taying
Lis
Chia
Nea
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