Poetra and Miscellany Poem Excerpt in Florida
A fragment from a Florida publication presents a lyrical poem by E. J McPhelim about wandering sails, distant shores, and timeless love. The verses evoke dreams and eternal longing, with imagery of sea, light, and peace across the harbor of rest.
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Brest
The Outlaws Revenge in a Texas Ranch Romance
Lucia Roberts rejects Senor Moreno for overseer Arthur Forbes amid tensions with her father John Roberts. Moreno abducts Roberts, Forbes leads a cowboy rescue, and Roberts frees. In gratitude, Roberts approves Forbes marrying Lucia with wealth to fund their life, concluding in a ranch wedding.
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The Aztecs Fifty Two Year Era Ends in Sacrifice
The passage explains an Aztec era of fifty two years ending with a solemn midnight ceremony. Priests extinguish fires and break vessels while a human victim is sacrificed to inaugurate a new era. The crowd watches from rooftops as torches are lit and the moment nears the end of the century.
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Tlaloc
Popular Science Monthly
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