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Literary
May 23, 1831
Providence Daily Journal
Providence, Providence County, Rhode Island
What is this article about?
Garbled poem referencing trying one's luck, a lucky star, Dame Fortune crowning claims, and a figure casting golden glances, followed by Rhode Island State Lottery drawing announcement with prizes up to $3300.
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Although he crowed him tight
quite civil,
Jot him okim
."the devil
by me's,"—for him
May your mission
home and
throwing
Cool
ways in the normal
Came to try his luck
His lucky star
makes to see her
Among
in Ms
to
That yesterday
was
Those very among the dumb
Who've found Dame Fortune
softly crowns their claim
no more
care
so coy in what their sorrow
She forthright daily calls,
The lovely goddess at the Hall
And cast her golden glances
Now it is
state
in dire woe
: In the storm
again,
We only cry, Halvao
50
: This afternoon.
To be drawn in this town on Monday next.
The highest prize of the Rhode Island State Lottery
$3300, 3000, 2600; 9010, 140, 120, 115, 80, 100.
quite civil,
Jot him okim
."the devil
by me's,"—for him
May your mission
home and
throwing
Cool
ways in the normal
Came to try his luck
His lucky star
makes to see her
Among
in Ms
to
That yesterday
was
Those very among the dumb
Who've found Dame Fortune
softly crowns their claim
no more
care
so coy in what their sorrow
She forthright daily calls,
The lovely goddess at the Hall
And cast her golden glances
Now it is
state
in dire woe
: In the storm
again,
We only cry, Halvao
50
: This afternoon.
To be drawn in this town on Monday next.
The highest prize of the Rhode Island State Lottery
$3300, 3000, 2600; 9010, 140, 120, 115, 80, 100.
What sub-type of article is it?
Poem
What themes does it cover?
Commerce Trade
What keywords are associated?
Dame Fortune
Lucky Star
Try Luck
Golden Glances
Fortune Claims
Literary Details
Key Lines
Came To Try His Luck
His Lucky Star
Who've Found Dame Fortune
Softly Crowns Their Claim
And Cast Her Golden Glances