Strange reflections on love and finance in a restless narrator
A narrator recalls a failed ideal of women and a descent into finance and gambling. He describes Anita Butterfly, Roebuck, and Wilmot, revealing the manipulative coal market schemes and his own temptations. The tale blends obsession with a pursuit of wealth and a critique of high finance’s brigandage.
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Anita Butterfly
Enido
Ayune
Jae
Wall Street
Roebuck
Wilmot
Melville
Matthew
Matt
National Coal Venture
Langdon
Blacklock
Guimard the Idol of Paris and the Spider of Dance
Paris celebrity Madeleine Guimard rose from a 13 year old debut to nearly three decades of public adulation. She hosted private theaters at home, influenced art and fashion, befriended painters like David and Fragonard, advised Marie Antoinette, and inspired a celebrated sculpture and a Notre Dame mass on recovery from a broken arm.
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Vestris
Frederick the Great
Voltaire
Augustus
Sweden
France
Bourbon
Madeleine Guimard
Paris
Guimard
David
Fragonard
London
Marie Antoinette
Brent
Notre Dame
Macmillan's
Cannibal Black Bass Devours Its Flock
A Field and Stream report recounts extreme bass cannibalism. In a Pennsylvania hatchery test, 20,000 one inch bass fed six times daily consumed about nine thousand peers, leaving 11,000. Only under 200 died of sickness, showing cannibalism among young black bass.
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Pennsylvania
Ww.h. Meehan
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