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Story September 18, 1875

The Morning Herald

Wilmington, New Castle County, Delaware

What is this article about?

A young Delawarean man, en route west from near Milford, is intercepted in Harrington by his lover Rosalind, leading to their impromptu marriage at a magistrate's office, keeping him from departing.

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A BLIND-SUSSEX LOVE BROUGHT TO LIGHT.

We glean from a down State paper that on Wednesday last a youth who should be cut into a thousand tiny stars after the Juliet fashion, started from his home near Milford bound for the West. This youth, be it known, utterly deleted the "go west" of the late lamented sage, yet nevertheless with firm lip and sinewed step he moved on to Harrington. There his dauntless eye met the pleading gaze of a constable, who told him in trembling syllables that a young lady wished to see him before he moved an inch further towards the land of rag money and derringers. At the office of the Magistrate he met the fair Rosalind; a parson—the same one it is hoped who served so good a turn in Ardennes forest long ago, was called and, in a word, Orlando is still a Delawarean.

What sub-type of article is it?

Romance

What themes does it cover?

Love

What keywords are associated?

Romantic Marriage Delaware Youth Westward Journey Shakespearean Romance Impromptu Wedding

What entities or persons were involved?

Orlando Rosalind

Where did it happen?

Near Milford And Harrington, Delaware

Story Details

Key Persons

Orlando Rosalind

Location

Near Milford And Harrington, Delaware

Event Date

Wednesday Last

Story Details

A youth named Orlando departs from near Milford for the West but is stopped in Harrington by a constable informing him that a young lady, Rosalind, wishes to see him. They meet at the magistrate's office, a parson is called, and they marry, ensuring Orlando remains in Delaware.

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