Nineteenthcentury Stories

𝘼 𝙎𝙏𝙊𝙍𝙔 made up of other tales, told from the perspectives of soldiers encountering The Blight from different parts of the world. This story will dive into themes of the meaning of life, the heavy cost of sacrifice, and the cycle of war and violence. Each episode will tell the story of each map chronologically from the eyes of an individual soldier from each nation. This is a good story if you want to read and enjoy the lore of Guts & Blackpowder. There will also be original characters with moral development, but regardless of that, everything else included in the story will be accurate to the lore. Stay tuned and notified. This is still a work-in-progress and it might take a while to write about each map because I have to plan the story, the character developments, and write the rough drafts. ⚠️𝗖𝗢𝗡𝗧𝗘𝗡𝗧: There will be some detailed descriptions of blood, gore, and violence. (This is based on the Roblox game, Guts & Blackpowder. It's a zombie game that takes place during the Napoleonic Wars where soldiers are fighting against the hordes of the undead in campaigns and missions). 𝗙𝗬𝗜: - The cover was painted by Henri Boisselier. - All of the images at the top for each chapter are from Guts & Blackpowder and are NOT drawn by me.

Set in the Romantic Era, Millicent Harrington has experienced anything but the romantic. She is an intelligent woman, who loves to read and write, and a member of high society. After being left a widow, she is faced with an unexpected task against a familiar adversary in a fight to protect her legacy. Joined by an odd professor, follow Millicent as she navigates the perils of academia and high society. ✥ ✥ Updates at least once a week!

Picture this; On the verge of the Election of 1800, Senator Aaron Burr and Vice President Thomas Jefferson are both trying to claw their way to a shot at being the third president of the United States. New York delegate, lawyer, general, and former treasury secretary Alexander Hamilton stands in the way of the both of them. Politics is the weapon of choice for the man who built Manhattan. The fierce Federalist- possibly the most influential man in the state of New York- desperately needs to be won over by both of these men in order to succeed. Earlier, Aaron Burr thought he would be willing to utilize his daughter as a political means to an end but just as the election is inching nearer and Theodosia Burr encounters the handsome, charming, and shockingly sweet Philip Hamilton- he ultimately decides against his former plan. Alexander Hamilton casts his votes for the unthinkable candidate, and Jefferson takes office. Aaron Burr arranges a marriage for his daughter and takes up his new job with a bitter anticipation. Philip Hamilton finds himself falling for a girl he can never have, struggling to move up in a narrow minded world that was essentially designed to benefit him. Theodosia Burr is caught in the midst of politics and societal life, finding herself with no choice but to move with the busy life that has been created for her. They write letters.

George makes the unpleasant discovery that his wife Caroline has returned. Caroline refuses to leave. George refuses to let her stay. Who will win?

A narrator attends an elaborate and theatrical whiskey tasting with a group of eccentric companions, where ritual and refined language mask a growing sense of absurdity. As the night unfolds, their cultured gathering gradually slips into chaos, blending dark humor with an increasingly unrestrained atmosphere.

I struggled against the crowd, fighting to get to the aisle. With my heart in my throat, the screams of hundreds of people in my ears and Jeremy out of sight, I couldn't help but panic. Another chorus of raised voices arose and fingers pointed to the ceiling. I followed their direction. That was the moment my world stopped. The chandelier was coming down. ~•~•~•~■~•~•~•~ Nikki de La Chance holds more secrets than the Opera House itself. Beneath her porcelain mask lies a lifetime of pretences and deceit, though none as secretive as that of her friendship with another masked murderer: The Phantom of the Opera. Nikki is sure she has everything she could ever want: a job, a lifelong friendship with the Phantom and control over practically every element in her life. That is, until Jeremy Desrosiers stumbles into her heart and shows her just how little power she has ever had over her fate. With the Phantom falling into a bottomless pit of insanity over young soprano, Christine Daae, and the enticingly cheery, youthful nature of her new friend Jeremy offering something more than lies and empty truths, Nikki is torn between a life of darkness and music and the unfamiliar world of light and comfort. But can she learn to let go of what little control she has left before she is dragged beyond rescue into the Phantom's shadowy world? Warning! Pheels throughout! This book might make you cry!

If you liked reading 'Jane Eyre', 'Moll Flanders', or tales of 'Daphne and Apollo', then this poem may be for you!

My beloved reader, this is a story where anything is possible. One must know that this is a glimpse full of despair, drama, fiction and (most importantly, perhaps) romance of the 19th-Century America.

❝I can assure you that I had everything completely under control. ❞ ❝Oh, is that what you intended on having engraved into your tombstone?❞ ❅──────✧❅✦❅✧──────❅ Take a headstrong girl, a mysterious chauvinist, a missing father, an armed robbery and you have a web of lies and a mystery on your hands. Who knew acting ladylike would be such a challenge? ❅──────✧❅✦❅✧──────❅ Highest - #467 in adventure #6 in 1800s and #5 in nineteenth century! Updates: Saturdays

----- "You heard me. He murdered all 5 of his wives, and you know it." I sat there for a couple of moments. "I do. I just... didn't want to accept it," I admitted. He nodded thoughtfully. "Which is why I want to help you." "Help me? How can you help me?" "I can help you if you let me. I have a plan..." ----- Aelia Fernsby is an unfortunate 16 year old girl in 19th century England who is being shipped off to marry a man who has had many past wives... and every single one of them has either died from sickness or mysteriously disappeared. Everyone in her family encourages this "transaction"- Aelia, the useless heir, in exchange for status. However, things don't go as smoothly as they plan when she meets a 16 year old boy named Clarence Hill. They slowly fall for each other, and he convinces her to see that she needs to take her own path, not someone else's path decided for her. In this romantic 19th century duology, Aelia and Clarence have to decide between what they've known for their entire lives... and what could be. -----

A boy from Italy, having nothing other than his mother and a will to become more than just another poor boy, must prove to both the world- and himself, that he's more than just another immigrant. But, when things take a horrific turn on one fateful Christmas Eve, his life is changed forever.

In which a somewhat rebellious maiden of eighteen years forms a friendship with a bachelor twenty years her senior. A charming man who makes her consider that maybe the customs of betrothals and marriage aren't too bad after all.

8-years-old Tommy is convinced he can fly. His friend, Alice is convinced he's heading for death. Both of them are desperate to escape their own hellish world. A story of childlike wonder vs the harsh reality.

Marquess Ambrose Aboraqua is the wealthiest son of a Duke in all of England. At only 20 years old, he is already a key voice in the House of Lords, an eloquent speaker, new ruler over a small territory off the European Coast, and is the object of attraction for many girls in the country. Despite all of this status, Aboraqua is rather elusive, and very hard to catch outside of the House of Lords and his own estate, leaving his love life completely a mystery to the common eye. When he starts appearing to one peasant girl in particular, what will become of a love when faced with a difference of riches, and perhaps a difference of loyalties? And what can beauty do to one who is unfamiliar with it?

To save her family from scandal, Emily Collicott must marry. Ruined in her first season in London, she is given no choice but to wed her father's pick for a husband, or be cast out from her home. Emily agrees to marry William Hazlitt, a man she hardly knows. But William remembers her. Growing up as a tenant on her father's estate, he admired her from afar, their lives kept separate first by class, and then by loss. Emily seeks to begin a new life with this quiet man to whom she finds herself wedded. But the scandal she escaped in London soon finds her again, the very man who destroyed her reputation threatening to tear down the happiness she's found with her new husband. To keep from losing everything, she must either make a deal with a devil... or learn how to destroy one.

1977,INDIA, not an easy time for women to strive. There were a thousand of cons in her life, the only pros being her supportive parents and her self confidence. She firmly believes that nobody is born with confidence and self esteem we all have to groom ourselves into the boss bitches we want to see ourselves as. i have witnessed my mothers transformation with my own eyes. She was never a shy and docile women who let others make choices for her but she neither the bold, intimidating and strong willed lady who can probably manage to rule the world.

An account of Kendra Lane's stay in an antique family estate and the ghosts she summons within it, The Abnormal History of Whiting House takes the reader through the story of a young girl with an interest in the supernatural, who invokes the spirits of two deceased young men from the 19th century: Paris Whiting and Earnest Beaumont, a resident of the house and a member of staff respectively. After her monumental discovery, Kendra is challenged with returning the ghosts to the afterlife, avoiding detection from her parents, and keeping track of her charges, while the ghosts have to reconcile their lost lives and their relationships to one another after being pulled from their graves.

True love doesn't have a happy ending ... Because love doesn't end. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Meet Meg. By her birth cert, she is christened Margaret Kathleen Byrne, but everyone calls her Meg. A sweet nickname for a sweet girl. She comes from a village called Shillelagh that gets its name from the famous blackthorn Shillelagh stick. She keeps to herself in a village full of busybodies. A kind heart she possesses and an old soul her body harbours. She is a girl adored by many and scorned by none. From a loving and respected family, Meg makes it her business to help and love her village people. Then meet Ollie. Known by his full title as Lord Oliver Henry Fitzgerald, a name that makes the ladies of the English society faint in awe at his handsome visage and grapple for his attention. He is the son of the poorly Lord Fitzgerald, former landlord of Coollattin Estate. And while replacing his father in the seat of Coollattin Estate, Oliver makes it his duty to acquaint himself with the villagers and its businesses. So, what happens when the handsome Lord meets the beautiful village girl? Do sparks fly? Or do they encounter challenges set forth by fate? Read to find out!

The title is pretty self-explanatory, although, to clarify, it will be French poetry which I (attempt to) translate. Hope you like my interpretations of other poets' words. :) Translated Poems: - Le Gout du néant (Baudelaire) - Tristesse en mer (Gautier) - Demain, des l'aube (Hugo) - Spleen (IV): Quand le ciel bas et lourd... (Baudelaire)