Fragmentary prose verse on King Lewis and orchard ground
A damaged fragment references Erinog, a whispering refuge, and duties wrung from kiddoons. It mentions King Lewis and his orchard ground with a note linking to Theodore de Banville.
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Newspaper
Wichita Eagle
Location
Wichita, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1889
Page
7
A damaged fragment references Erinog, a whispering refuge, and duties wrung from kiddoons. It mentions King Lewis and his orchard ground with a note linking to Theodore de Banville.
In a rough camp at Babbit's Find miners argue over the returning wife of Dick Waggins. Rob Tinnett and Joe Watkins press for moral action as tension grows about two wives and a pending meeting with Waggins. The crowd splits. Watkins sides with religious prudence while others push for decisive punishment or acceptance.
In a dusty camp tale, a widow’s return provokes a tense vigil as Dick defends his wife and public morality collides with private ruin. A dramatic midnight meeting closes with a bold claim of love, forgiveness, and a call to confront a local hypocrite.
In a distant inland basin previously thought to be a myth, explorers Professor W. J. Louden and Mr. George Sandfield MacDonald, departing July 1 from Quebec, trek the Aubamouchouan river to Lake Achamouchounn and then to the lake’s northward extremity. They map the region, note scarce food, a cold climate, long winters, abundant furs, and primitive currency of gilded medallions from the Hudson’s Bay Company.
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