If I Should Die Tonight in the Journalist's Dream
A fragmentary poem portrait imagines a speaker lamenting death tonight and a visitor arriving with grief. The speaker jests of debts and a cravat as he imagines rising from a cold corpse to question unpaid ten dollars. The tone blends whimsy with morbid humor.
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Fen King
Love, Deceit and a Hidden Bond in a City Parlor
Bessie discovers canceled notes misused by Beverly d Arcy to force marriage. She flees with the papers, confides Burt Jeffry, and exposes the scheme. D Arcy confronts them. Burt and Bessie unite to Defy the would be claim, finding love and justice amid danger.
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LY Geraldine Fleming
Bessie
Burt
Darling
Beverly d’Arcy
Bart
Jeffry
D’arcy
Pani
Cairo
d'Arcy Library
d'Arcy
Burt Jeffry
FOR THE FAIR SEX WOMAN AND MARRIAGE CHANCES
A collage of anecdotes and essays on women, marriage, and gender roles drawn from various newspapers. It includes statistics on a woman's odds of marriage by age, a critique of perpetual female framing, humorous vignettes about women and money, and a detective tale about wartime con games, all reflecting early 20th century attitudes toward gender and social behavior.
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Love
Snakesater
D Arcs
Bev
Mrs. Uneasy
Tom
Mr. Uneasy
New York Mercury
New York Journal
Buffalo Express
Wilmington
Mass
Peter
Ryan
Iere
Malvolio
Jess
Dickey Bird
Bess
Chicago Board of Trade
New York World
Ticker
Brown
Detective Drummond
Bascomb
Drummond
United States Treasury Secret Service
Tennessee
Fowler
Davis Brothers
Boscombe
Adams Express
Tenn
New York
Jay
Davises
Basconb
Cleveland
W.A. Graham
Marhpelah
N.C
W. H. Worrs