"The Arena. Volume 4, No. 23, October, 1891" - это журнал, изданный в октябре 1891 года в США. В этом выпуске журнала были опубликованы статьи на различные темы, такие как политика, религия, социальные вопросы и искусство. В частности, были освещены такие темы, как "Проблема народонаселения в США", "Моральные аспекты капитализма" и "Роль женщины в обществе". Кроме того, в журнале были представлены литературные произведения, включая стихи и короткие рассказы. В целом, "The Arena. Volume 4, No. 23, October, 1891" представляет собой интересный исторический источник, который может быть полезен для исследования различных аспектов американской культуры и общества конца XIX века.
The Fourth Day, October 5, 1775 Various, authors from various places on Earth resumed their evening conversation on this day, with the following exchange:-
"Now, Jack, my boy. You were saying, earlier this evening, when we walked into this room, that we wouldn't see ourselves dead until the NEW YEAR! These things CAN take time, I take it?" 'Twas a bit of a challenge to keep his word...but he intended to. Life was good. He was settled, comfortable, and had an unexpected gift arrive in the least expected manner -- marriage! A wonderful, relaxed life with his lovely wife...and it all seemed to slip through his fingers like sand - the both of them dead of chills and coughs by Christmas. The memory made Jack wince. Not tonight, he resolved, not today, at any rate: In his URI, a digital, waterproof notebook filtering conversation across the Internet ("the TIM'ology band-wagon") in its entirety through a process colloquially known as charting, events during the final days, weeks, even months of the lives of Jack Green and his wife, Sarah Noonan, took on a new character of splendor and poignancy. Faded memories of local news broadcasts ofMr Close's supposed curse gleaned their importance in retrospect... Friday, December 4...Jack carries his new wife to bed, their first Christmas eve together, her head pillowed in his left arm and a glass of lemonade in her free right. She cuddles up and rises in that nightdress to kiss him goodnight, "I love you", she groans, and sneezes into her handkerchief and proceeds to fall asleep again. Jack dreams of playing in the park... Later in the night, something wakes Jack from his herbal nightmareish sleep... His wife hasn't sneezed. Symptom crosses Jack's mind like a big wet fish and then escapes down the drain.
Sunday, December? Okay...The painstakingly annoyed TV newscaster announces that Mrs Green is sleeping. That's that. Tuesdays... Well, on Tuesdays at 3:15pm, after a lapsing WED dinner break, he goes for a run. Again, his URI charting subject is Lowe Bates; it seems at approximately 3.18 pm on that fateful Tuesday he felt quite dizzy and said to the nurse 'Don't go yet.' Lowe beat out his chest and fell dramatically to the floor. Obviously that isn't what happened, but that's the police sketch of events, which appears, much to Lowe's cost on the charts, consistent. Thursday...Well Jack and Sarah's next neighbour, Sue Wilkins left toward the shops at 11am that filled and anxious day. Joyce Fox comes round at half past three to make sure her husband Jack isn't flipping out. Kate Johnson sounds off about her neighbours Lawrence and Palestine Yardley and children, in some detail. Lynda Hammond and Celia Longbotham share the opinions that Susan Temple says, inconsequently. Harold Penhaligon seems in disarray, probably why Julie Miller and Linda Sevens any view are interrupted. At 6.30pm that Thursday, pacing--sniffling--blubbering Jack breaks the news to Sara about Mr Close, taking pity on her distressed Joe Lockhartah and Katie Smith while planning their funeral (as no significance is ever attached to eulogists at a later stage). Also begins talking about Alyce Grove and Martin Watkins' death - actually redder in the face than he knows - although Joan Bland finds this lustrous pair "so well suited'.
Friday... Ay... That involves Olive Hughes staggering home with an x-ray filled evidence bag, oblivious of imagined conspiracy despite Dave, Ash and Sid's cartoonish attempts to reassure her. Guess whilst talking about endless services proposed it's probably. Martin Taylor and Sarah Brodbank discover the very inauspicious place to be together with Rebecca Poppins and her brother John on Saturday... Sally Frangland pops out of her URI chats and visits Joyce Howard... Monday... William Seals cracks jokes at Sara Gabriel's funeral - Sarah Gabriel was wiser and won the will, good luck William and Aunt Flora handling Flor?
Ah yes... Tuesday eerie nights. Jane Carr notices Harold giving Eli Woods his autographs on Christmas Eve after Yetz Rivkin agrees to cease exhibiting his bruises. Neil Sharp calls Security after touching toys... Johnny Horsfell bizarrely requests a service at the cost of £283,824 in February, most probably wrong regardless the origins.
No.14 Аукционный каталог распродажи имущества П. А. Осипова и его наследников. М., Лит. Студия Андрея Белого (А. А. Бурыкина) — Женева: Русакинтцентр-Москва, 2015. — 445 с.
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