Desert Homestead Tale and Prairie Storm Narratives
A narrative blends a colonial era rescue tale of Rachel Holden the White Lily with Eli Holden amid Pequot captivity and a later prairie storm across August fields. It recounts the Holdens’ Massachusetts to Connecticut settlement, Rachel’s abduction and rescue, their marriage, and a vivid prairie storm with lightning and wind.
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Cyrus Holden
Eli Holden
England
New World
I Holden
Mra. Holden
Massachusetts
Tima
Masachusetts
Connecticut Valley
New England
Eli Hollen
Isa
Pequot
Rachel
Eli
Gil
She ‘Illigra
Jon
Totomet
Duise
Rome
Omaha
Falas
Prairies
Jeecy Clonda
The White Lily and the Forest Sons Narrative Fragment
Fragmentary OCR text discusses The White Lily and a group described as sons of the forest traveling through woods near Connecticut. Mentions their wonder at the scene and a vehicle absent when they must depart from their father’s location.
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Connecticut
Cary Ales
Semmsnsemell Company of
Ostoniate
The Prowdest Moment of His Life
Fragmentary text describes early education and a child named Agassiz, noting parental influence and a desire of youth. It references sketching at Lenox and a production titled Summaet, with a distant view resembling a crescent.
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Bismarck
France
North German Confederation
German Empire
William
Dismarck
Germany
Ean
Sa Frederick
Oor
Oor Brief Tolga
Hs Itenton
Lee Ee
Agassiz
Baral Sosiety
Lenox
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Nusti-boy
Abd
Ray Ontfer
Hata Sida
Leo
Ana
Hare Wright
Mother
Miss Holden
Connecticut River
Spencer
Mas. Burex