Evening Vision Poem by Charles W Stevenson
Poem describes sunset glow and fading visions across mountains lakes and skies. It reflects hope and transcendent longing as colors fade beyond the west and star. Associated with Charles W Stevenson and Springfield Republican.
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Charles W. Stevenson
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The Grafters Epilogue Brings a High Stakes Car Ride
Elinor Brentwood faces pressure from Brookes Ormsby as she weighs love for David Kent against an arranged match. Anxious negotiations, high financial stakes, and a perilous Megilp drive test loyalties, with Kent’s fate tied to a surgeon’s risky plan.
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Brookes Ormsby
Miss Brentwood
On the Higil Plains Title Concludes Breezeland Outing
Mrs. Brentwood plans to return to the capital after Breezeland stay ends at Ormsby’s expense. Elianor’s pride and militant shame drive the outing’s end as confrontation over hospitality and obligation surfaces. Penelope and Elinor share the burden of a costly guest arrangement in a family dispute set against a distant country house.
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Won Each Time Batched Stair Challenge by Capt M
A historic tale recalls Capt M- betting 60 dollars that a fellow officer, famed for activity, could not climb a stair flight of 41 steps in 20 hops. After a loss, another $500 wager followed. Capt M- doubled down and completed the ascent in 20 hops, hopping back one and finishing with two steps, winning both bets.
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Capt. M
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