The City in the Hills Poem
A serene poem describes a quiet hill city with white roofs and dim doors. The speaker longs for divine guidance and a peaceful home as an angelic visit and eternal love lead the way. Epward E Sr.
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Newspaper
Wilson Mirror
Location
Wilson, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1888
Page
6
A serene poem describes a quiet hill city with white roofs and dim doors. The speaker longs for divine guidance and a peaceful home as an angelic visit and eternal love lead the way. Epward E Sr.
Keith Larrimore and his father face three matchmaking sisters led by Mrs. Burton as a widow aims to settle in with her daughters. Keith plots to outmaneuver the trio while Mrs. Burton's kindness and a looming family setback reveal loyalties and love at the Cedars.
An old New York bachelor dreams of wealth from a Havana lottery ticket and weds a dreamer in haste. He boasts of fortune but the wife reveals she switched numbers after a new dream and the promised prize never materializes, leaving the couple disappointed and poor.
Gardner Andrews recalls a quarrel with his late wife over a button sewing mishap that led to a vow to forgive. He speaks of the moment his wife forgave him and the long impact of her loss on his life.
Fragmentary text proposes uniting chambers and solicitors and requiring every suitor be served by a barrister or solicitor plus counsel to practice as solicitors in parliament. Readable names and dates are absent. content is unclear.
A playful quote notes Ireland’s growth with Dublin as the capital, hinting at national progress and urban development. The remark underlines Dublin’s central role in the country’s identity and economy.
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