Ghost of Bell Armour in New York Society
In Troy 1876 a confidant narrator recounts Mrs. Walthingham entertaining and moralizing about Bell Armour a celebrated singer whose rise and fall in New York expose hypocrisy of family meddling and staged marriages St Ledger the singer’s lover and his parents face public scrutiny over propriety and unsuitable matches The tale ends with a verdict on dishonor as social fashion and a reminder to value reading and self-improvement by Mrs Walthingham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walthing
Etory
Ava
Ile
New York
Bell Armour
St. Ledger
Lilglae
Mussesl
Grat
Miss Bell Armour
Vancy
Waldbingham
Jaliilly
St. Ledgers
Europe
Jett
Lodger
Warner
T. Ledger
Oy Ban
Alfalvas
Tila
Bose
Mary
Bell
Walthingham
Hall Armour
Lisa
Four or five young luiles camp in Southern California
A group of four or five young women travel from Santa Barbara by wagon, camp with gear and whisky, and enjoy quail shooting, flower gathering, and talking poetry. They include Miss Rove Kronson from New York, Miss Abie Hails from Massachusetts, Miss Lizzie Pershing from Pennsylvania, and Miss Oule Anderson from Ohio, with a gray-haired teamster guiding the trip.
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Luiles
California
Rove Kronson
New York
Jan
Abie Hails
Massachusetts
Lizzie Pershing
Pennsylvania
Mise Oule Anderson
Ohio
Ann Arvor
Santa Barbara
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