Perseverance and a mill pond plan win Comfort's hand
Deacon Amos Tenderloin recalls his trials to win Comfort from Pete Diggs. He credits his mother and perseverance for outlasting rival efforts, culminating in a daring row and a confession that finally won her approval. The tale ends with Comfort declaring Amos the one for her.
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Deacon Amos Tenderloin
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Pete Diggs
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Amos
Comfort
Pup
Pete
Sunday Mercury
Slavery in Old England and Its Slow Abolition
The article traces slavery in England from Celts and Roman times through the Saxon and feudal eras. It notes Doomsday estimates of 25 000 slaves, the rise of villeins, and partial church actions. It claims lasting practices persisted until 1660 and that colliers remained movable labor until 1775 act declaring them free.
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England
Cresar
Bristol
Scotland
Ireland
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Richard II
Church
Brooklyn Eagle
George III
Hunters Feast in Africa From Hoodoo to Elephant Trunk
The Saturday Review describes Nairobi style hunting life in South Africa with stark camp discipline and hard routines. It notes men endure heat and fatigue, dine on hoodoo and eland, and savor simple meals after long hunts. It also laments the decline of the oxlike eland and the faltering status of the roan antelope.
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Eland
Harris
Gordon Cumming
Livingstone
Moffat
Boulevard Haussman
Paris
Insect and Animal Hearing Organs Across Species
The article explains hearing organs in diverse creatures. It notes insects show auditory sacs at leg bases or wings and crustaceans like lobsters and crabs have sacs at the base of their antennae.
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