Poetic fragmentary plea in archaic diction and doubt
The passage presents a fragmented, archaic voice asking about warmth, light, a heart, and a distant boat or shore. Images shift between night, longing, and uncertain action as the speaker contemplates pursuit or return amid unclear details.
Missus Despairs Over Sam's Disappearance and Loss
In a rural town, Missus endures weeks of worry after her husband Sam vanishes during a night out. A found mare, a bloodstained wagon, and an unidentifiable body nearby raise fears he is dead. Missus, stoic yet torn, reflects on marriage, duty, and the harsh days that follow, as she awaits any news and contemplates return.
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Anehibe
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Sranger
Siam
Eiegeow
Sam
Kinglow
Patel
Chica
Erin Worms
Kingslow Downs
Missus
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Tim
Berm
Bam
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Tormas
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Greta
Woots
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Bay of Luson
Adeas
Abe Staten
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Abeners
Fragmented Victorian column on names and phrases
A jumble of quotes and anecdotes about language errors, holy orders, and social mores. It mentions Dr Hyde at a Hawaiian seminary, a native student’s struggles with translation, and humorous mispronunciations. Also notes about Paris housing and India marriage customs.
Pirates and the Revenge: A 19th Century Manila-Hong Kong Tale
A vivid reminiscence recounts an 1850s voyage aboard the Revenge from Hong Kong under Captain Wetharbea to hunt Chinese pirate fleets. The crew, a multinational cross section, engages Blung-Wons and Cul Lang’s forces near Formosa and the Philippines, sinking pirate ships and rescuing captured traders while detailing engagements, ship armor, and a fierce, deadly pursuit across island shores.
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Ilerty
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Pirates Hall
Columbia
Schoonter
Revenge
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Association
Nea
Tra
Nord
Toms
Els Islands
Formosa
Umaa
Cour
Philippine
Sean
Abe
Duels and Duelists in the French Generalship
The piece reviews the French generals, notably Boulanger, and their duel culture. It discusses how a general’s conduct in a duel shapes reputations, the limits of military discretion, and comparisons to dueling in other countries including Mexico. It cites Col Monstery’s critiques and a famed Mexican duel in which a lame general fought from a chair.
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Fife
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Col
Monsterey
Mexico
Col Gareta
Col Morea
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New York
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