Portis and Miscellany Danger Poem Fragment
A poem fragment by Dora R. Goodale appears in Harper's Weekly praising danger as a pitfall masked by beauty. It contrasts a tempting path with an iron roadway turning dark and a warning to press onward blessed by God.
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God
Dora R. Goodale
Harper's Weekly
Grandfather reconciles with son and finds forgiveness
An obstinate farmer disowns his son Andrew for loving Jane the orphan. Years later, illness of pride turns to remorse when a grandchild appears, and the old man, moved by love, reconciles with his son and daughter in law, recognizing the child as a bridge to forgiveness.
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Girard
Jane
Fortun
Andrew
Nancy
Father Girard
Charmine
Father Coward
Heloise
George
Temptation Lesson Comes With Cat Paws
A Savannah newspaper item recalls a teacher using the cat paw to illustrate temptation. Students note the velvet exterior but danger inside, as a boy jokes whiskers. The piece adds Savannah News reporting this may herald Georgia's peach year as the season begins.
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Savannah
Georgia
JOKERS BUDGET AND PARLOR WITTY QUIPS IN PERIOD ZINGER
A compendium of light dialogue and snippets from jokes to domestic quips. Includes lines about minding a sister, pension claims, flirtatious banter, and everyday witticisms from 19th or early 20th century columns. Many short exchanges feature named characters and humorous misunderstandings.
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Portis
Temptation
Yesem
MEN OF the Press
Bobby
Mr. Boomer
Bella
Robert
Mr. Whiffet
Sam Empson
D’ Blineman
Bill
Miss Gossippe
Johnnie
Nantry
Brown
N. Y
Minerva
Minervous
Augustus
Bertie
Loe
Ike
Wert
Wean Oe Telephom T
Puck
Inquirer
Cis
Scs
England
Rewakr
William
Belring Sea
Trt
Randpa
Geor
Agedoe
Arthur Smart
Anoulet
Mrs. B
Mr. B
Thompson
Gertrude
Ebustle
Edie
Tom Browers
Mrs. Gabb
Willie
Ethel
Raighist
New York