Maud Fragment From Alfred Tennyson Poem Garden Night
Extracted lines evoke Maud and its garden setting with night bat, roses, woodbine, and distant lovers. Imagery centers on a nocturnal scene of love, dreams, and a rose’s vigil as dancers fade and dawn nears. The fragment hints at passion, fate, and longing within a garden landscape.
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Maud
Alfred Tennyson
Tam
Jessamine
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Rose
Épiele
Mad Painter and His Angel of Charity
A London street artist known as the mad painter sketches a girl’s portrait on pavement lamps and chalks while a housekeeper, Mrs. Shirley, cares for him. The narrator discovers their relationship, learns the artist’s illness and poverty, and witnesses a final bedside revelation of love and death.
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St. Peter's
Lushand
Newington
de Foe
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St. Peter's Church
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Bayewater
Alock
Miost
Jess
Dyce
Hersal
Dogolace
Alfred
Remnant of Walker's Army Lands in New York
The worn and sickly remainders of Walker's forces, returned by the U S frigate Wabash, disembarked at Pier No 1. They appeared faint and emaciated, many on crutches or with sticks, some badly wounded and ungainly in a pitiful state. About fifty of the original hundred and twenty five sent to the City Hospital were unable to attend to themselves due to debility and lack of funds. One capable lieutenant, John G P Howe of the 2d Rifles from Louisville, was wounded at Granada.
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New York Herald
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Greytown
Washington Hotel
the Battery
West
Ohio
Kentucky
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Louisville
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Slavery and politics grip Minnesota in uneasy times
A St Paul Times excerpt laments slaveholding in Minnesota and urges Republicans in the Constitutional Convention to secure habeas corpus and jury trials. It warns kidnappers face a united, vigilant North, and denounces complicity with slavery as unworthy of the state. Also reports a murder in Neshkoro, lightning damage, and odd anecdotes from local life.
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