Charity's Reward by Muriel Haynes
A fragmented 19th century column blends fiction and essay as Muriel Haynes writes on lighthouse history, kerosene versus electric light, and a charitable rummage sale. The narrative threads through a church event, letters found in coats, and a romance set against community acts.
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Dicky
Richard Amey
Maude
Miss Hempated
Society of the
Miss Hempstead
Sweet Charity Dam
Neila Brewster
Ben Torkinson
Nella Brewster
Nellatt
Tharey
Cheevers
Gracie Chester
Sra Pomeroy
Alexander
Nella
Ubetr
Nell
Cheevera
Theo
Decauw Dick
Abe
Dever
Chee Vera
Howe
Alesander Willeer
Cupid
Nelly
Kivned
Bot
Charity
Eirtue
Lincoln and Washington The Power of Individuality in Education
A reflective essay argues that Lincoln admired Weems and Washington while resisting uniform university molds. It touts self made independence, reading widely, and the “genius of individuality” as essential to leadership, contrasting rigid schooling with creative growth and civic virtue.
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Franklin
Indiana
Laura Joan Libbey
Lincoln
Washington
Weems
Lincols
Washington Coud
Sparky
Les
George Washington
Het
Linc Coln
Borrow & Krautaui
Herald
Priatine
Wrainey
Toe 4
Mr Bever
Tre
Scharina
Thia
Straightenev
Eo Iethen
Lundaca Garden
Artificlal Livil
Lite
Henri Linvott
Dennis Hawke
Sore Dennis
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