... among the Pitincess's suitors, and the view was certainly borne out by the Queen's behaviour after the youngroares death. Grace Greenwood, writing from London to the New York Times, repeats the whole of the strange story that has been going about London for ...

... numerous other occupations, still they are not satisfied. They have a grievance which is best described in the words of Grace Greenwood — We live by sufferance. Unequal pay is at the bottom of this dissatisfaction. Women even in the service of the Treasury ...

... of the staunchest Loyalists. The spirit of these American reminiscences is happily expressed in the words with which Grace Greenwood closes her book— And now coy little biography is finished —would it were worthier—and I must take leave of my illustrious ...

... place of safety, when he thus delivered himself, I know'd it; there's a pair of shoes gone! Every young lady, writes Grace Greenwood, proposing to be a first-clase operatic singer, ougit, before entering on the study of that mops arduous and -exacting ...