Eponea and Sabinus in Nine Years of Underground Union
The narrative recounts Eponina’s desperate efforts after Sabinus, her husband, is condemned in Rome. She sustains him for nine years in a subterranean cavern beneath his ruined house, keeping secret meetings with devoted servants and risking discovery to preserve their bond and seek mercy from Emperor Ves‑ tian. Eventually, their fate hinges on mercy and a dramatic plea from Eponina.
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Rome
Julius Cesar
Aloving
Gaul
Sabianus
Boonina
Companio
Epouina
Epening
Sabinas
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Eroninn
Martial
Eponina
Suephien
Huerras
Eponuius
Rone
Bouina
Vestasian
Beriig
Good Conversation On The Art Of Polite Dialogue
A reflective piece extols flowing natural talk in which reasoning, wit, and civility mix without pedantry. It praises balanced discussion where questions come smoothly and all participants share ideas briefly, leaving everyone wiser and content.
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Rousseau
How Lovely Woman Stoops to Folly
A New York letter discusses changing female mouth fashion. It notes a wide mouths trend shifting from prior styles to a constant, mild smile with corners drawn slightly. The piece emphasizes amiability and ease, advising restraint to avoid broadening the expression.
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New York
Chulunsti Enquirer
Why do not Orchards Bear Annually
An old planting note explains why most apple varieties do not produce every year. It discusses methods to force annual bearing, including limiting buds or removing fruit, and contrasts small and large orchards with varying bearing years.
Mixed Farming and the Value of Farm Livestock
A fragmentary quote from American Agriculturist on mixed farming stressing soil fertility, crop production, and the role of animals in farm economy. It argues that national settlement will push farmers to study their profession and understand land as a medium for nutrients and crop production.
Detroit Lawyer Dodge Farmyard Chase In Rural Spat
A Detroit lawyer riding to a case witnessed a chaotic rural quarrel as a husband and wife argued over a dispute. Stones flew from the wife as the man fled over a fence while the lawyer dodged blows and a horse moved away. The couple admitted onlookers that their fights are frequent and only a faster exit ends each flare up.
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Harpers Magazine
Ralegh
North Carolin
John Murvin
Alice Ewer
Detroit
Counstry Squire
Lanner
Sage advice from Bill Arp on girls and marriage
The writer cites Bill Arp urging girls to seek steady, loyal partners over city life and flashy entertainments. He contrasts country farmers with clubs and lodges, arguing one good man beats many unsuitable admirers, and notes it is none of his business.
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Knights of Uunor
Pythias
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Poetic Fragment Mentioning Kansas Girl and Abe Not Married
A fragmentary poetic note mentions a girl in Kansas who can shoot, ride, and herd cattle, contrasted with a local paper’s surprised tone that Abe is not married. The text blends playful slang with sharp curiosities about personal life.
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Vilea
Musta
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