Be patient in life despite suffering and delay
The passage urges endurance through illness and hardship. It counsels patience as a virtue to endure torture and delay while life presses on. It speaks of faith that the storm will pass and a brighter port will come when toil is done.
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Gilby
Bessemer
R. R. Bowker
Harper's Magazine
H.R. H
Christian
Imperial Institute
Royal Highnness
School of Applied Design For
Royal School of Art
Labouchere
China
San Francisco
America
S. L. Baldwin
Harper's Weekly
Harriet I. Robinson
Two Old Lovers Reunite In Honeydale Parsonage
Margaret Parker, the Honeydale schoolteacher, and Rev. Martin Tillinghast reunite after years apart amid village life. He contemplates marriage to widow Mrs Mapleson while Parker confronts past affections and a long-buried letter from him found in a stove pipe leads to a renewed romance and a spring air of new life.
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Martin Tillinghast
Margaret Parker
Dess
Jerusha Crocker
Margaret
Mapleson
Honeydale
Tillinghast
Ian
Mr. Tillinghast
Squire Rutter
Jack Simms
Steen
Jerushi
Deacon Philips
Elder Brown
Jerush
Peggy Parker
Parker
Ely
Peter
Job
Miss Parker
Mr. Tallinghast
Mr. Titan
Peggy
Galveston News
Trath
Ana
Calen- F
de Toper
Tweed
Chirp
Inter Ocean
N. ¥. Tribune
Detrop
Delia
Doston
Buffalo Courier
Fuddy
Duddy
Boston Transcript
Kate
Fanny
Msy Swington
Detroit
M. Seguier
Court of Appeals
Napoleon
Marengo
Seguier
Tenth Vermont
How to Grow an Eight Foot Tomato Vine
A practical guide describes building a wooden ladder trellis with slats and a water basin at the base to train a tomato vine. The piece notes using yellow plum shaped tomatoes for ornamental clusters and pickles, plus a brief aside on fashion notes and two recipes for French nougat and lardless pie crust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Finch
Cosmopolitan characteristics spark in Chicago musings
A collection of light quips about Mrs Nucashe and a Boston child’s prayer scene appears alongside a feature on happy households. The piece muses on cosmopolitan ways, gentle humor, and the value of sentiment over wealth, praising domestic harmony and shared affections within the home.
Little Things and Quiet Discipline Appear Important
A fragment cites Emerson on elevating the mind above trifles and urges constant vigilance over minor matters. It blends gardening notes by Webb Donnell with a parable about a benevolent old man who notes a lost five dollar bill and muses on widespread loss in a large city.
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Charles Lamb
Lamb
Milton
Washington Street
Boston Post
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Maneauer Pareer
Haverhill
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Ees
Great Britain
House of Lords
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Treasury
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Harrow
Winchester
Oxford
Cambridge University
Abraham
Tory
Annie
Belle
Seine Wey
Sam
Toledo Blade
Patrick
Ireland
Charles E. Berry
Hickman, Ky
Senegal
Humboldt
Joel Chandler Harris
Maryland
Mr. Harris
Rabbit
Harris
Remus
National Lifeboat Institution
Prince Rupert
Brussels
New York
Shawmut
Allis
Boston
Massachusetts Bay
Massachusetts
Winthrop
Salem
Charlestown
Jones
Tham
Howard
Pregy
Trallia
Big Brother
Mamma
Miss Munn
Mr. Goslig
Judge
Husband
Ench
Busirom
Bhn
Pehl
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