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Newspaper
The Warner Sun
Location
Warner, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1888
Page
4
Poem by Florence Tylee notes weary labor ending as evening nears. It urges rest for tired feet eyes and heart, with nature’s calm as the night falls and Heaven’s plan unfolds. Published in Chambers's Magazine.
A storm lashed tale follows Doctor Trifulgas in the Me galocrida coast town of Luktrop. He pursues a cracknel-maker’s urgent plea, confronts a mirrored house, and discovers he himself lies dying as a cerebral apoplexy claims him. Hurzol the dog mourns his master as a coffin-guard, while the lantern glows for the late physician.
A Whittier poem fragment recalls Bulette schoolhouse and a sad scene before departur e. A gray haired man remembers a girl whose grave grass has grown forty years and reflects on life’s hard school and lost love.
In a lighthearted chat at a seaside home Bessie Carlton vows never to marry a man with red hair. Janet teases and plots with Laurie and Fred Miles as Dick Lansdale enters the scene stirring romance and unexpected outcomes during a summer on the coast.
The text argues that much law arises from judicial decisions rather than statutes. It notes that much authority rests on case outcomes and describes how common law has grown through such rulings.
Readable fragments describe a rustic scene with a boastful speaker and a class meet. Mentions of Billy, a noble stance, and a tide comic image appear amid broken dialogue and stray phrases. The text hints at rural life and local voices.
Disjointed lines evoke a window scene with murmured thoughts and lingering scents. The fragment hints at listening, movement, and a sensory moment as light and sound mingle in a domestic setting.
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