The Edward T. LeBlanc Memorial Dime Novel Bibliography

Item - Curious Consequence of the Eclipse. Strictly Speaking Not Scientific

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Series: New York Weekly v. 24 no. 48 — page 8
Subject / Tag: Sketch
Part of: New York Weekly, v. XXIV, no. 48, October 14, 1869 (Issue)
Author: Burkley, Virginia D.
Date: October 14, 1869
First Sentence: August seventh, in the year of Our Lord eighteen hundred and sixty-nine, five o'clock P. M., Hester Gibbs might have been seen in the spotlessly clean kitchen of her father's farm-house, carefully smoking a glass over a lighted candle; and immediately afterward walking down the garden path to the brow of Moody's hill, as the place for the most unobstructed view of the eclipse.
Last Sentence: As the next night, Lyman's bay horse was hitched to farmer Gibbs' front fence, I think the old folks must have been agreed.

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