Poetic reflections at the garden gate and beyond the river
The passage presents two verse fragments from 19th century poets Louise Chandler Moulton and an unnamed author. Themes of homecoming and longing appear as lines evoke crossing a peaceful river and returning to a familiar garden gate, with imagery of night, light, birds, and subtle emotional longing.
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Louise Chandler Moulton
Katims Lantern Tale Of A Valley Girl And The Railroad
Truthful old fashioned farm life centers on Katinshield girl Katie in Hittls Valley near a rail line carved through granite. Her bond with the valley deepens as rail traffic awakens life beyond the familiar home and her grandparents nearing the end of their days. A morning express train becomes a bright, recurring symbol of connection and curiosity.
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Appleton
Sagaszine
Kathe Cowninshield
Katle
Hittls
Grandmother Crowninshield
Katie
Doteasy
Betacy
Kathe Crowninehield
Aunt Dotecy
Kathe
Grandfather
Grandmother Crowne Inshicki
Safel
Fetranger
Oa Ralway
Bober
Kate Crowninshield
Zaoula
Kayle
Aunt Beteey
Allmort
Kate
Shield
Ateam
Prett
Dore
Ife
Assengers
Loomily
Donce
Katie Crowninshield and the Lantern on the Track
Katie Crowninshield guards a cut on the valley railroad with a lantern as a wreck plot unfolds. She signals a looming disaster, saves passengers, and awakens gratitude from the conductor and surgeon while facing a future where railroading wanes.
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Katie Crown
Granfather Crownbhehield
Katie
Jerduntera
Crowninshield
Inshiell
Ex-soldier returns pension money as blood money
An ex-soldier in the treasury resigns all pension funds, citing conscience over blood money. He and fellow home guard members pride themselves on restraint, recalling battles in Pennsylvania and their disciplined restraint of brutal instincts amid militia service. A French anecdote follows about a solitary diner recalling a menu of memory and a procession of notable names.
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Treasury Department
St. Ilereii
Home Guard
Pennsylvania
Max Adeles
Dahm’s Eagle Harbor trade noted by Marquette Press
The Marquette Press mentions Mr Dahm running a stove and stove-pipe shop at Eagle Harbor with extensive trade. His name is connected with stoves and stove-pipes as far away as elsewhere, indicating wide recognition.
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Fomal
Walt
Katims
Cologne Gazette
Parle
Comte de Flehac
Alfred di Moussot
Theophile Gautier
Banquo
Joe Biviver
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