Let us smile through our tears whatsoever betide
Poetic reflection on lasting faith and steadfastness in sorrow. The speaker urges leaning on the Father who never changes, accepting wanderings and weary hours while tending to others with gentleness and resilience. The verse repeats the refrain to smile through tears despite hardship.
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The Country Girl who Found a Home in Town
A poor country girl Margaret Ashley travels from a shabby room to live with her aunt Mrs Morrison in Boston. She endures cold welcome and class prejudice, wins admiration of Mr George Hallowell, and sews her way to a modest home shared with love and dignity rather than money.
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Buffalo hunt tale ends with triumphant shot sequence
Traveler recounts a brutal buffalo chase with Pierre as lead hunter. After failed attempts and weapons misfires, the narrator and Pierre stalk, corner, and finally kill multiple bulls with revolver shots. The account ends noting success and rest for the expedition, followed by brief unrelated notes on a duchess, a joke about news, and a patent umbrella.
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Private Life of John Quincy Adams Vetted
At a Pennsylvania Historical Society meeting Dr. W M Cornell summarized a Philadelphia Press sketch on John Quincy Adams. Born July 11 1767 in Quincy Massachusetts to John Adams and Abigail Smith, Adams faced early parish gossip yet pursued study, valued education, and showed punctuality and frugality.
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