Category: Poetry

Trotwood's Monthly, Vol. I, No. 2, November 1905

Only the lion kings the land Who is whelped in the desert’s fire; Only the stallion lords the band With the hoof unsmirched with mire. The peak for the eagle to preen and to dream— Only the game fish swims up stream.

Chapters

1. Part 1

Only the lion kings the land Who is whelped in the desert’s fire; Only the stallion lords the band With the hoof unsmirched with mire. The peak for the eagle to preen and to dre...

2. Part 2

It hurt him when he saw her. He was sorry when she brought him his meals; he got behind a tree and wept when she left, and in this state he stopped one day and turned white: “Go...

3. Part 3

As the prices have increased the cost of production has increased for one reason and another, until now each ton of phosphate rock put on board the cars represents an average co...

4. Part 4

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5. Part 5

“A great English commoner, whose ire had been aroused on one occasion by a member of the House of Lords, in reply, in a speech of burning oratory, spoke of the aforesaid gentlem...

6. Part 6

He was unconscious before the surgeon could extract the arrows from his body, but he said enough. The Comanches were not north, but west—they had attacked him in his little squa...

7. Part 7

In building the various spring-houses that I used on the different farms at different times, I always used what is known as the test-room, about six feet wide across the entire...

8. Part 8

In 1895 I purchased my farm containing about 200 acres. At that time the natural resources of the soil were almost completely exhausted, the produce from one acre being about on...

9. Part 9

Oh, this is a dream, the over statement of an enthusiast’s heated fancy. If it be so, then farewell to our hope of civilization. Its permanence will depend upon its obedience to...