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... American authors, sent me a copy of her latest volume 4.1 poems. The We.tern Home, sad letters of motherly roomed. Grace Greenwood opened a oorremunderami with the younger WellkSil who had admired bee afar off. From Mr. Longfellow she had two letters ...
... a American authors, sent me a copy of her latest volume of poems, The 'mtern Home, and letters of motherly counsel. Grace Greenwood opened a correspondence with the soutigt , r woman who hiel admired her afar off. From Mr. Longfellow she had two letters ...
... them died the hospital on Sunday morning. The other has recovered. Mrs. Lippincott, well-known by her nan de \ plume of Grace Greenwood, died at New Rochelle on Wednesday. She was frequent writer for the magazines and newspapers, as well the author number ...
... them died in the hospital on Sunday morning. The ether has recovered. Mrs. Lippincott, well-known her non de plume of Grace Greenwood, died at New Rochelle on Wednesday. was frequent writer for the magazines and newspapers, as well as the author of a number ...
... week ondiag_with the I reton Saturday. and OT•r: sos •d y. W and - Mrs. Lippineott, well-knevrn by her nen de plume of Grace Greenwood, died at New Rochelle Is to be obtained Of Lyre and Speatiseroode. on Wednesday. She was a frequeot writer for . Ills ...
... and W. Wilcox, v•.( 1 0.. 34, , ssrs. /lege, Gurpett, LacJi#tt, Jeffer.ca, Pearce, Lloyd, Todd, Gol Harvey. cllfford, Grace, Greenwood, Oa, Fox, North. F. Martin, Hinton, H., Smith, Barney, Soanies, Cooper, Robinson, T.NVliits, G. Sadler, J. Probeta, ...
... new Great Northern aad , City Tube Railway , competed with them. Mris. Sarah Lippincott, known to the literary world as Grace Greenwood, is reported to be bringing an action for £lO,OOO against Messrs. Harper and Brothers for statements made in Mr. Julian ...
... mistakes, none free from the pain of doing wrong, who amid the errors of our tainted life, clothei habitually with candour.—Grace Greenwood. With lore the heart becomes fair and fertile garden, g owing with sunshine and warm hues, and exha'ing sweet odours ; ...
... free from the pain of doing wrong, those who walk amid the errors of our tainted life, clothe! habitually with candour.—Grace Greenwood. Virtue like precious odours, fragrant when (h-y are incensed crushed for IVosperity doth best discover vice, but Adversity ...