Poem Fragment On Hope And Resurrection
A fragmented poem asserts that noble humanity cannot perish despite dust of ages. It speaks of faith, rebirth, and the beatific vision as hopes blossom into lasting blessings. The speaker trusts surpassing trials will align life’s elements into harmonious spheres.
Mixed Tales of Soldiers and Gypsies in Eastern Europe
An extended narrative blends a French host’s hospitality to four weary soldiers with a student corporal’s artful drawing, a nurse’s suspicions, and a warm, evolving bond among host family, soldiers, and children. The essay then shifts to a lengthy ethnographic portrait of Eastern European gipsies, their mobility, crafts, and social status, concluding with tales of gypsy musicians, theft, romance, and tragedy across Hungary and Transylvania.
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Corporsi
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Gail
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Uarry
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Nursa
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Susett
Albert
Madame
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Gia Demoigelles
France
Mr. Barrow
Spain
Hungary
Russia
Europe
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Moravia
Twa
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Banat
Wallachia
Anon
Foredd
Egypt
Transylvania
Timil Romanni
Aganst
Tryanaylvania
Lott
Turkey
Schots
Gipsies of the Danube Seen Facing Extinction
Chambers reports that wild cat, otter, and wolf vanish as civilization spreads. Enclosures, logging, and efficient police push gypsies toward sedentary trades. Europe’s gipsy populations shrink, with 1500 in England, virtually none in France, about 30,000 in Spain. By century’s end Western Europe may see their extinction.
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Jourists
England
France
Spain
Europe
Cairo in Illinois Described as Westward City in Progress
A letter from John Phanix reflects on Cairo Illinois as a growing Western city. The Mississippi and Ohio rivers meet here forming a vast delta with embankments to prevent floods. The cite notes new stores warehouses and churches, a rising population, and the Illinois Central Railroad extending from Chicago across the state.
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Egypt
New Orleans
Mississippi
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Ohio
Illinois Central
Chicago
Niles
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