Birthday party intrigue and a burglary thwarted
In a nursery during a sister Alice's birthday party, Lou Latour endures a chaotic blind-man's-buff as John Benton arrives unannounced. The night ends with a burglary attempt in the parents’ room, Benton wounded, and Lou confessing a bold crush while two thieves are tackled by family, revealing Benton’s true feelings.
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Bunyan's Grave at Bunhill Fields Cemetery
A London burial ground for English dissenters on City Road near Wesley's chapel, Bunhill Fields holds 124,000 graves though unused since 1832 and reopened as a public walk in 1869. The most notable tomb is John Bunyan's grave marked by a well trodden path and simple inscription.
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Monument to John Bunyan Erected by Public Subscription
A 1862 monument near Bedford, funded by public subscription under the Earl of Shaftesbury, features a nine by six foot sarcophagus with a recumbent Bunyan statue. One side shows Christian beginning his journey, the other the Pilgrim at the cross, with Bunyan’s tale echoed in marble and verse.
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Midsannges Madrigal At The Garden Gate
Boston Courier reports a verse about a lover awaiting his beloved at the garden gate. The poem contrasts night and twilight with the maidens trust and the lover’s certainty, then laments lost sun and blossoming beauty as another youth arrives too late and a romance shifts.
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