One by one the moments in life’s long chain
A reflective poem urges steady focus on present duties and gifts. It counsels accepting each hour as a golden link toward life’s pilgrimage, warning against clinging to the past or fretting about the future. It frames time as a sequence of tasks and blessings arriving one by one, to be claimed and released.
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Joya
Gwen
Hoolock Ape of Eastern Bengal Described in Memoir
An eyewitness account details the hoolock ape from Eastern Bengal, noting its tame, gentle nature, arboreal life, and playful behavior. It describes feeding habits, carnivorous moments, affection for humans and dogs, and interactions with children, plus its reaction to a mirror and social actions. The piece recounts the animal’s demise and the author’s experiences with two individuals over time.
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Bengal
Chittagong
Abratmin
Hin
Anid
Bismillah
England
Broderip
Burringba
Wild Fowl Saga From Black Harbour Ireland
An Irish sporting tale from Black Harbour details a frostbitten November morning of punt shooting, a vanished swan kept by a widow Mary Neville and the social weave of local anglers. The narrator pairs duck hunts with Mary’s backstory, then plans a late afternoon chase on the Blue Mould Bank under shifting fog and a dramatic, personal encounter.
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Sporting Agazin
Black Harbour
Tim Doyle
Raider
Honour
Tim
Saint Kevin
Mary Neville
America
Phil
Mary
Phil Neville
Revue Des Deux Mondes
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