Night in the Country Poem by L. M. Montgomery
An excerpt from Farm Journal reprints a lyrical poem about rural nights. It contrasts city and country life, describing night’s peace, fields, stars, and quiet pastures. The reader is invited to rest like a child on its mother's breast amid the tranquil countryside.
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L. M. Montgomery
Farm Journal
Kent
Alameda Square
Dante
Penelope
Mr. Ormsby
Miss Brentwood
MacFarlane
Guilford
Overland
David
Portia
Littis
Darrow
New England
Shafir Ulah Khan
Oly
Stephen Hawk
Gaston
Bucks
Hawk
Midland City
Sleven
Boston
Ormsby
The Grafters Chapter Continues in Crisis
In a tense scene editor and David Kent uncover a plotted 99 year lease of the Trans Western to a Plantagould competitor. Portia urges a desperate strategy, while Kent debates risking his finances and future with a bold plan to derail the scheme.
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David
the Argus
MacFarlane
Kent
Bucks
Dean
Guilford
Hildreth
Editor Seeks Details After Wedding Eat All Cray
A California editor visiting the home of the bride’s parents finds the wedding details vanished as guests reportedly ate every crumb in sight. Mrs Jones expresses disbelief at the snatched information. The anecdote highlights a lighthearted social misstep in a flourishing local journal.
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California
San Francisco Bulletin
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