Forelocks as political fortunes in a portrait study
A fragmentary 1895 piece uses palmistry style forelock readings to profile U S political figures. Whitney and Reed are cited as subjects with Alois and Allison discussed as potential diplomats and leaders based on hair shape, suggesting a satire of celebrity politics and personality profiling.
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The Pall Mall Gazette on a Woman's Courtship and Matrimony
A Pall Mall Gazette style dialogue explores romance and marriage as a social contract. A narrator describes approaching a beautiful woman, debating love, fidelity, and the role of wives and husbands, then shifts to a discussion of polygamy, companionship, and modern marriage expectations.
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