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1. CHAPTER V: A FLASH OF MEMORY.

Author

Roe, E. P.

Subjects
JOURNALISM, MEDICAL care, SICK people, HOME nursing, TRAGEDY (Trauma)
Abstract

Chapter 5 of book 2 of the book "A Day of Fate," by Edward P. Roe is presented. It deals with the struggles of Richard Morton, the protagonist, to cope with the burdens and sorrows he is carrying since his journalism career failed in his hometown. It explores his new life as a boarder in the house of Yocomb family. It highlights the care of Yocomb family to Morton because he was hurt when a tragedy happened to the family.

Published
1880

2. CHAPTER XV: MY FATE.

Author

Roe, E. P.

Subjects
EDITORS, JOURNALISM, TRAGEDY (Trauma), HOSPITAL care
Abstract

Chapter 15 of book 1 of the book "A Day of Fate," by Edward P. Roe is presented. It deals with the struggles of Richard Morton, the protagonist, to cope with the burdens and sorrows he is carrying since his journalism career failed in his hometown. It explores his new life as a boarder in the house of Yocomb family. It highlights the hospitalization of Mrs. Yocomb and her daughter Zillah after the tragedy.

Published
1880

3. CHAPTER XIV: KINDLING A SPARK OF LIFE.

Author

Roe, E. P.

Subjects
EDITORS, LIGHTNING, FIRES, TRAGEDY (Trauma), HOSPITAL care
Abstract

Chapter 14 of book 1 of the book "A Day of Fate," by Edward P. Roe is presented. It deals with the struggles of Richard Morton, the protagonist, to cope with the burdens and sorrows he is carrying since his journalism career failed in his hometown. It narrates his new life as a boarder in the house of Yocomb family. It highlights the hospitalization of Mrs. Yocomb after the tragedy.

Published
1880

4. CHAPTER LV.

Author

Meredith, George

Subjects
QUALITY of life, TRAGEDY (Trauma), CONDUCT of life, SOCIAL interaction, ETHICS, LITERATURE
Abstract

Chapter 55 of the book "Sandra Belloni," by George Meredith is presented. It deals with the struggles, trials and triumphs in the life of a simple but passionate girl named Emilia Alessandra Belloni in England, and focuses on the contrast between her life and some sentimental English social climbers. It provides information on the tragedy surrounding the life of Emilia.

Published
1864

5. THE TRAGEDY OF NAN: ACT II.

Author

MASEFIELD, JOHN

Subjects
TRAGEDY (Trauma), DRAMA, DIALOGUE
Abstract

The article presents Act II of the drama titled "The Tragedy of Nan."

Published
1918

8. Fatal Fatigue.

Subjects
AIRCRAFT accidents, AIRPLANE piloting, TRAGEDY (Trauma), COMMERCIAL aeronautics
Abstract

The article reports on the plane crash of Inside Invicta International Airlines at Basel-Mulhouse Airport in Switzerland. The airline has sought permission to perform an emergency landing due to the damage of the four-engine Vanguard turboprop caused by the snowstorm. However, the pilot did not succeed in the emergency landing due to the inaccurate estimation of the runway. An investigation was conducted to be able to determine whether the pilot's fatigue has caused the accident.

Published
1973

9. Death of a Flower Baby.

Subjects
TRAGEDY (Trauma), VIOLENT deaths
Abstract

The article focuses on the tragedy behind the Capitol Hill area in Denver, Colorado. Two building inspectors who happened to be in the Provo House owned by Carol Metherd were told of the aversion of Metherd's daughter Billy Metherd to bathing and left after rattling the bolted bathroom door. After an hour, two hippies saw Billy's body in the tub whose wrists had been slashed, while Carol curled on the floor in a fetal position.

Published
1967

10. Ghoulish Guess.

Subjects
HOLIDAYS, FORECASTING, TRAGEDY (Trauma), MASS murder
Abstract

The article reports on the number of tragedies that happened during any holiday in the U.S. The National Safety Council (NSC) predicts that 450 corpses will litter in the highways on the weekend of July 4, 1961. It notes that there was an increasing disagreement against the holiday custom and that the statistics regarding the tragedies were deceiving.

Published
1961

11. chapter 8.

Author

Hardy, Thomas

Subjects
FAMILY relations, VOYAGES & travels, MOTHER-child relationship, MAYORS, TRAGEDY (Trauma)
Abstract

Chapter 8 of the book "The Mayor of Casterbridge," by Thomas Hardy is presented. It explores the singing presentation made by Donald Farfrae in front of the guests of the hotel. Elizabeth has realized that she and Farfrae have the same tragic life. It also highlights the fondness of Mayor Michael Henchard to Farfrae, as well as the discovery of Susan Henchard on the vows made by Michael on not to drink anymore.

Published
1886

12. KATE RIDES.

Subjects
CRITICISM, PEOPLE with mental illness, TRAGEDY (Trauma), GUNFIGHTS, CRIME victims
Abstract

The article presents Chapter XXIII of the book "Laramie Holds the Range." It narrates that Jim Laramie has told part of his story, which was mainly professional criticism of the shot across the Crazy Woman. It says that the element of mystery in the unclosed tragedy concerned the disappearance of Abe Hawk, wherein it emphasizes that this centered on Laramie. Moreover, it highlights the reactions of Belle Shockley and Kate Doubleday about the Falling Wall fight.

Published
1921

14. Strange Fruit.

Author

E. G.

Subjects
TRAGEDY (Trauma), FICTION
Abstract

The article reviews the book "Strange Fruit," by Phyllis Bottome.

Published
1928

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