Deil's Reply to Burns Imitation from Lumley Den 1793
A satirical poem imitating Burns is dated From my chair in Lumley Den September 1793 and targets Rab Burns with mock arguments on Adam and Eve Job and other Biblical themes. The piece mocks poets Shakespeare Milton and Tam O Shanter while defending the writer’s cleverness and wit, ending with a dare about hiding from the devil.
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Hermit Clergyman and Daughter Live Secluded Twelve Years
An old Congregational minister named R A Watkins and his daughter Elizabeth have reportedly spent twelve years in isolation on a rural farm near Turner Junction, Illinois. They subsist on corn bread, the daughter once played the melodeon in the village, while the father, once educated at Middlebury, grew increasingly reclusive after his wife’s death. Local curiosity rose as the pair rarely left the property and the husband’s odd behavior drew attention.
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