A Reply Poem On the World and Fortune
Fragmented verse contrasts world laughter with fortune’s shocks and the poet's plaint. It portrays toil, haste, and wealth as distractions while urging virtue, endurance, and the soul’s quiet response to life’s tumult. Strong images include a rush for worldly gain, birds and seas as mirrors of feeling, and the tension between joy and sorrow.
May Haddon Awakens on Birthday Morning Delightful Family Surprises
A fragment from a 19th or early 20th century local page depicts May Haddon waking on her birthday to a flurry of family wishes. The scene portrays Mrs Hadden and Mr Hadden, along with relatives, guiding May through the morning while gifts, play, and cheerful banter mark the celebration. The text reflects a warm domestic moment with repeated “many happy returns” and family interactions centered on May’s special day.
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May's Birthday Party For May Hadden's Gift
May receives a necklace and a birthday party planned by Aunt Mary for a poorer child, with Widow Burton's basket of food and gifts. May learns of a neighbor in need and helps, while Nero the dog and garden play mark a rural holiday mood.
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