Far Apart in Lane A Poem from 1874 Quiver
A fragment from the Troy Herald dated February 14 1874 presents a nostalgic poem about a long familiar lane and old bridge. It evokes memories of green grass fragrant banks and summer birds while noting the author will not be there again as seasons shift toward autumn and winter.
Gipsy Picnic Turns Nightmarish For Lizzie Gilbert
Lizzie Gilbert endures a storm during a picnic with friends. Lost in a copse she wanders alone, finds Gypsies camped by a fire and seeks shelter. A kindly elder welcomes her, offers warmth and food, then provides a mysterious drink to help her sleep as night closes in.
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Marty Ramsey
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