The Longing of Lisette in a New Country
Lisette, a young Scottish immigrant in America, dreams of home as she endures illness and hardship. Jack offers money to help her return, but she refuses yet contemplates a loan to secure her passage back to Scotland.
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America
Disette
Kenneth
Clyde Burgu
Lisette
Countrie
Eno
Rome
Jack
Scotland
Sam
Dallas News
N. Y
Yankee Blade
McFingle
Dullard's
McFangle
Sheriff's
Hoston
Hawkins
N. Y. Sun
Ramein
Esculapius
N.Y. Herald
Jane
Workum
Aecetie
Washington Post
Miss Blank
Pads Speare
Inter Biss
Tnanapolis News
Victoria Lawn
Harper's Bazar
Uncle Sam
Nova Scotia
Walter Blackburn Harte
New England Magazine
Hannibal Amin
Washington
Portland
Boston
Norwich
Sound
Greenport
Long Island
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Monumental
Werr
Tribune
George
Lon
Duck
Fat 4
Cincinnati Commertal Gazette
Ardup
Chicago Tribune
Harper’s Bazar
Parker
Papa
Maysie
Seth
Sethiel
Sethie
Mayale
Sethis
Maysie Ware
Lisette and Jack in Love and Loss
A dramatic tale follows Lisette torn between promised marriage to another and Jack’s pleadings. A letter from a dying lover Kenneth reveals Lisette’s heartache, ending with Lisette found dead as dawn breaks and neighbors lament her homegoing to her country.
Catamaran Pursuit and Evesham Legend Texts
A Fiji correspondent recalls a catamaran chase as a native boat built from hollowed logs sails and bamboo platform glides cork like. the catamaran keeps pace with the launch until becalmed near shore. The piece shifts to The Legend of Evesham describing Egwin bishop’s 703 AD vision near a blossoming monastic town with abbey towers, then a collage of science, industry, and curiosities from Harper’s.
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Fiji
Evesham
Devonshire
England
Kent
Bernardi
Egwin
Worcester
Ethelred
Mercia
Holy Father
Rome
Dover
Holy City
Tiber
Fiien
Eaves
Ympa
Trottue
Carnic
Eoven
Eoves
Tioors
Ike
William de Beauchamp
Kengeworth
Ite
Lichfield
Woosterstone
Oxford
Cambridge
Clement Lichfield
Henry VI
Egwins
Puget Sound
Seattle
Wash
Alaskan
Pacific
Norfolk
United States
Africa
trans-Caspian
California
Ben Nevis Observatory
Mountsain Top
N. Y. Ledger
Madeline and Madelon dolls tale and narrow escape
A verse compares Madeline and Madelon dolls with nine and one, exploring wealth, envy, and fate. A separate tale recounts Dimp’s doll riding scare where a horse bolted toward a crossing, sparing the child but injuring Molly Ann, prompting a moral reflection on caution.
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Dimp
Lana
Josh
Ovée
Dr. Wilson
Martha Jane
Ule
Old Gray
Dip
Old Grey
Pg Pan
Slong
Molly Ann
Molly
Mr. Reed
Jaron
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Sanday Moray
Wagsins Worteakin
Ohildrys
Texas
Emeet McGafles
Ain Countrie
Clyde Burga
Moe
Ain Kenneth
Asod Drake
Louise Lupton
Watkins
Pardner
Indianapolis Journal
Ne Warmun
Mattie
Boston Herald
Madeline
Marietta
Jang
Jess
Adeline
Madelon
Mont
Madeson
Hannah R Hudson
Dimf
Q Maysie
Elsie
Miss Grace
Italy
Marguerite
Harper
von Moltke