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Newspaper
The Warner Sun
Location
Warner, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1886
Page
4
A poem parodies romantic longing with lines about crimson cheeks, alabaster throat, and golden hair. The speaker mocks a lover’s fixation on appearance, noting vanity and a fickle heart amid waltz scenes. The verse concludes with a Somersetville Journal flavor of blunt cynicism.
A long reminiscence about Chesterfield's Midlands setting amid coal pits and a French prisoner troupe. The tale centers on Poor Piluesne a French sailor turned actor who befriends Larry and Miss Vere in a Derby theater. Pil becomes ill and dies after a heartfelt farewell, leaving a haunting memory of the stage and a final encounter with an elderly French nun and a factory-town spectator thirty years later.
Dr. Oliver Wendell Holmes recalls a visit with Emerson after Longfellow's death. Emerson views the silent face, calls the deceased "a very amiable gentleman" yet admits memory is gone, noting all sensibility and taste remain intact despite oblivion of identity.
A New York Mail report quotes a Maiden Lane jeweller noting secret society emblems decline in popularity in the East and rise or steady use in the West and South. He cites cheaper, smaller items and doubts about genuine membership, recounting a travel anecdote about hidden insignia and a lost pocketbook.
A narrator recalls seeking shelter in Italy and misty impressions of an inn near a park. He describes a quiet setting with a haunted ground and a mysterious atmosphere, noting an old man and a distant road as he surveys the serene landscape.
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