The Lost Refrain in a World of Fading Song
A lyrical meditation on life and art, contrasting budding skies and falling leaves with a sudden silence. It contemplates Ismor's brief life, the dying music, and the longing to recapture the bitter sweet rapture and pain of a lost refrain.
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How We Struck It on Humbug Creek in 1855
A voice recalls early California gold rush days and the hard grind of 1855. An old miner describes rough camps, misfits, and a tense voyage up Humbug Creek with a partner, with warnings against romanticizing the fifties and praise for modern steadiness and comfort.
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Gold Fever on a Sunlit Mountain Side
In a canyon a small party discovers a glittering seam of gold amid a harsh landscape. The narrator thrives on the find while a companion dreams of vast wealth and world conquests. They travel to Yreka to claim the gold and encounter a banker who calls the ore copper. One companion dies. the narrator becomes a cook at Greenhorn.
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Mme de Genlis Childhood A Tale Of Early Education
Mme de Genlis recounts her childhood before marriage as a vivid study in education. At six she traveled to Paris with her mother enduring corsets iron collars and strict rules. She describes early schooling and social ceremonies including a baptism and public fetes and notes hearing the singer Chasse who later gained fame for his voice.
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