Chapter Lxii. the Wedding
It took plaoe early in October, on the very morning when I commenced this story; and when from my chamber-window I saw the bridal-train go by, and heard the pealing of the…
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4 stories in Hunter Valley's papers
An Aboriginal Royal Wedding. (From the S. A. Register, Dec. 31.)
At Boorkooyanna, Point Pierce, the Mission station of the Yorke's Peninsula Aborigines Friends' Association, a marriage in "high life" has been celebrated with unusual…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →A Balloon Wedding. (From the New York Times.)
If that eminently veracious historian MJules Verne had been in the city of Cincinnati, Ohio, at five o'olook on the afternoon of October 19, 1874, he might have obtained materials for…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Chapter X. "Haste to the Wedding."
"What does this mean?" asked Lord Adderleigh of Lionel, as the old man was led away. "Who is he? Do you know him?" "Yes," he replied in a low voice; "it is the…
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