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... Of good family. Then she is proud. She has talent. Then she is conceited. And a fortune. I wil take her. Grace Greenwood relates as an instance of the extravagance of New England humour, that when a young farmer's wife made her first boy's ...
... Press AssocWiwi says that b Liberals are contemplating petitientag I Wars et Mt. Eaten for Coventry. GEORGE ELIOT. Grace Greenwood contributes from Florence as article on George Eliot to the Independent of Drew- York whkh is full of interest limy ...
... the little free nations are still near tho l'ults.—Montesquieu's Spirit of Laus. GRACB GRKENWOOD ON GEORGE ELIOT.— Grace Greenwood contributes from Florence an article George Eliot to tho Independent, of Now York, which full of interest. They first ...
... were near the Line, and almost all the little free nations are still near the Pohts,—Montesquieu’a “Spirit of Lates.” Grace Greenwood Georgf. Eliot.— Groce Greenwood contributes from Florence article George Eliot to tho Independent, of Now York, which ...
... given to any or Blijah, for He LITERARY NOTES. is Cont) GRACE GREENWOOD ON THE SALVATION This ga , but it has a cer- In one of her latest letters from Paris to the aoe his American press, Grace Greenwood gives a very He could, apparently, | {wrath for a great ...
... most trustworthy authorities; but we believe there is only too much truth in the account of Garibaldi’s family, which Grace Greenwood has sent from Paris to New York. She informs us that they are in a sadly divided condition. The children of Anita—that ...
... most trustworthy authorities; but we believe there is only too much truth in the account of Garibaldi's family, which Grace Greenwood has sent from Paris to New York. She informs us that they are in a sadly divided condition. The children of Anita—that ...
... always the most trustworthy authorities; but believe there only too much truth the account of Garibaldi’s family, which Grace Greenwood has sent from Paris New York. She informs us that they are iu a sadly divided condition. The children Anlta-that l», Menottl ...
... khall Street. was too well acquainted wit and Shoe Shop, latter part of the existence o! ply ome ministration. le, Miss Grace Greenwood, writ USINES about the British victory in Premises rejoices seo the cross | alnation. Good crescent, even if it be in ...
... few copies will rcmnin for oale in the open market . The subscription list ie almost lilled up . It is understood that Grace Greenwood ( Mrs Xiippincbtti , who . ia now in London , ia engaged , on a . biography of Queen Victonn forthn nsaof American children ...
... America, en route for Australia, where he has been invited to deliver lectures during the autumn. We understand that Grace Greenwood (Mrs. Lippincott), who is now in London, is engaged on • biography of Queen Victoria for the use of American child ren ...
... two ladies are simul- taneously at work on a Life of Queen Victoria. The one is Mrs Lippincott, an better known as “ Grace Greenwood ;” is Miss Keddie, a Scottish lady, who writes under the name of “Sarah Tytler. Lippincott’s for the entertainment will ...