Some Mother's Child from the Philadelphia Ledger
A poem about compassion for wayward youth, emphasizing that every girl or boy, despite sin or neglect, remains some mother's child and deserves gentle treatment and mercy. The verses affirm maternal love and call for empathy toward those who have strayed.
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Dreamer of Dreams in London Love and a Cat
A shy scholar in London meets a mysterious beauty named Eulalie after a chance smile in Westbourne Grove. He nurtures a dream of love, writes at home with a cat as his link to reality, and eventually learns the woman is Mrs Travers, a widow with a troubled past, changing his visions of romance.
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London Temple
James Bond
Westbourne Grove
Kensington Gardens
Eulalie
Bond
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Pussie
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English Footmen and Their Courtly Style
Adam Badeau notes footmen as tall vigorous servants prized for looks and height. In large households a special footman attends the mistress, with wages valued by inches over six feet. They wear breeches buckles and powder. wigs may be required for noble livery and court ceremonial green wigs were hereditary for some families.
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Adam Badeau
New York Sun
Times
Yulee Family Tale and Anglo History
The Yulee family history traces a Moroccan prime ministerial link and royal intrigue, with executions and marriages shaping a notable lineage. It notes a white heat of sentiment as Levy and Rebecca appear in the saga, while later mentions of Washington and Walter Scott narrate their influence. Snowbound Moreland districts report deep drifts and scarce supplies.
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America
Hen Levy
Walter Scott
Rebecca
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Kentucky
Min Ranke
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