Life Clock in the Reader's Heart
An 1875 poetry piece describes a mystic life clock inside every person. It ticks softly as life flows, warning of approaching tides and deeds of hate. The verse celebrates inner wealth over gold, noting life’s final end when the heart’s last beat concludes the mortal journey.
The Story of Basset and His Tasmanian Flight
Basset, once a wayward convict, is shaped by a harsh navy life and a brutal lashing. Escaping to the forest, he leads a wild, solitary existence with native tribes, then infiltrates a settler’s farm. He returns to society, seeks mercy, is pardoned, and builds a quiet life as a gardener and respected figure.
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Basset
Daeset
Dasset
Ero Long
Daniel
Lila
Lazoat
Ile
Bis
Hased
Davret
Hugh Kavanaugh
Mr. Kavanaugh
Daeser
Mr. Kavanagh
Woodlore
Lama Couvic
Kavanagh
Hobart Town
Casset
Tasmania
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Troy Herald
Bach
Bascot
Meo
Mrs. Kavanagh
Mis. Kavanagh
Ilo
John
Mra. Kavanagh
Latole
Alabama
Florida