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... friends under heaps of eulogy. Grace Greenwood pelts Fanny Fern with the richest exotics of the language of flattery, while Fanny Fern has her revenge in equally luxurious treatment of ‘ Gail Hamilton.’ Grace Greenwood in turn looks for justice to Mr ...
... friends under heaps of eulogy. Grace Greenwood pelts Fanny Fern with the richest exotics of the language of flattery, while Fanny Fern has her revenge in equally luxurious treatment '* Gail Hamilton.” Grace Greenwood In turn looks for justice to Mr. ...
... t&e DtJBLIM BYEHiNQ POST. TfItRSDAY. AUGUST 27, M WASHINGTON IN THE RECESS OF CONGRESS. (FR M GRACE GREENWOOD IS THE STAR.} In the height of the Dog Days our Congress adjourned—“ dissolved in fervent heat.” Trains cast, west, north, and south, groaned ...
... friends under hoops of eulogy. Grace Greenwood pelts Fanny Fern with the richest exotics of the language of Battery, while Fanny Fern has her revenge in equally luxurious treatment of 'tail Hamilton.' Grace Greenwood in turn looks for justice to Mr Lyman ...
... this. People may take the disc iso abroad, and carry it home, but those at homo will not take it. Heboic Bachelors.— Grace Greenwood thus describes the climax of heroism in private life:—The young man ardent and tender, who turns fron the dear love of ...
... fence, and all further trace of it was lost. Glimpses op Royalty.— ' When I was in England, writes Mrs. Lippincott, (Grace Greenwood), I heard several pleasant anecdotes of the Queen and her family from a lady who had received them from her friend the ...
... Treating is thus detined- Any candian old slander, for they hurl -*» and half bury particular friends under heaps ot eulogy. Grace Greenwood pelts Fanny Fern with the richest exotics of the language of flattery, while Fanny Fern has her revenge equally luxurious ...
... coperas, dissolved in one quart of water, and poured down a sink drain, will effectually destroy the foulest smells. Grace Greenwood, in a lecture on children, says : know by babies crying for the moon, that heaven is nearer to them than to us.*’ Mothers ...