Low Hut by the River Side Poem About Home
A nostalgic poem by Shillabar portrays a life by the river, the old low hut, and a family vanished to time. It recalls a father, siblings, and a mother waiting in the hut, with a vision of heaven and reunion beyond the river’s edge.
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Shillabar
Bree
Frank
Nuree
Mamma Vaikedl
Lorlel
Slaters
Fawn Township
York County
Coletail
Stephen Young
Robert
William
Iobert
Samuel Adams
Eng
Fred
Baltimore American
Lorlei the Water-Nymph and the Red Hair Romance
A young woman misjudges her beauty until a country idyll lets her shed vanity. Disguised in green glasses and a wig she becomes Lorlei, meets Walter Gray, learns to value inner grace, and reveals her true self through love and a bold hair reveal. The tale ends with acceptance and a hopeful future for her family.
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Hetty
Tts
Rockbridge
Amatio
Walter Gray
New York
Walter Giray
Mr. Gray
Aunt Hetty
Whittle
Maggie Thorne
Renare
Mamma
Lorlel
Lorlei
Little One
Hanes
Aunt Hotty
Walter
Educated bullfinches in a New York bird shop
In a Chatham Street bird store a Sun reporter views trained bullfinches imported from Germany. The birds whistle operatic airs and popular songs under the shopkeeper William Leopold's guidance, with prices around ten dollars for opera-trained singers.
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Albani
William Leopold
Charles Rische & Crother
Chatham Street
Sun
Germany
Goa
Leopold
V. Y.sun
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Morrison
Lorlis
Rom
Jan
Sir Walter Scott
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Leavenworth
Eaid
Paria