Love's Punishment From the Spanish
A verse in which a speaker threatens romantic restraint and punishment through symbolic acts. The speaker contemplates control through gifts and restraint, then romantic returns to affection with kisses as punishment. The tone mirrors possessive courtly lyric conventions.
The Gentle Stranger at the Old Hudson House
Dorothy Milton loves two men in a haunted New York home. James Milton, a pale elderly suitor, revisits the past via a letter and a blue satin dress while the living Dolly and Guy Carleton face a choice between memory and present passion. In the end Dolly remains faithful as the spirits of the house linger.
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Springfield Republican
Dorothy Milton
Guy Carleton
Hudson
Miss Dolly
Guy
Dolly
Vecarid
Ally
Washington
China Seas
Sweet Dolly
Dorothy
Dolly Milton
Helen
Milton
Birket
James
Mil‘ton
James Milton
the Hudson
China
Borneo
Perang
Okuy
Eee
Doroth
Miss Milton
The Little People and the Coming Politician
A collection of humorous anecdotes from childhood in newspapers and family life. Tales include a Sunday school memory misgiving about a political figure, fireside quotes about faith, a hatter’s son remarking on God’s presence, and children reacting to household chaos with lively mischief.
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St. John
Blaine
Bridgeport Standard
New Hartford
Hartford Times
Boston Gazette
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Mamma
Ethel
Robbe
Eddie Mena
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