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... Grace Greenwood on George Eliot.— Grace Greenwood contributes from Florence article on George Eliot to the Independent of New York which is full of interest. They fir.«-t met when Miss Evans was living with the'Chapmans before she had written any of the ...
... Roumania Lewis Carroll Rev. C. L. Dudgeon Dagonet G. R. Sims John Dangertield Oswald Crawfurd G. Fleming Julia Fletcher Grace Greenwood Mrs. S. J. Lippiocott Holme Lee Harriet Parr Vernon Lee Violet Paget Helen Matbeis Mrs. Reeve John Oldcastle Wilfrid Meynell ...
... Pellegrini Lord Brarawtll Edward Bradley Uuecn Elizabeth of liewis Carroll Dagonet John Danger held G. Fleming. Grace Greenwood Holme Vernon Lee Helen Mathers John Oldcastle Pen Oliver Max O’Kell Ouida leader Scott S. G. 0 Rouroania Rev ...
... has already appeared, to wit, To-Day.” It is chatty and readable, 'aid contains articles by no less a journalist limn Grace Greenwood. Town and Country its appearance on Saturday, and to be--so they all are—a success. I was at a meeting of the Liberals ...
... Lr. V. sod IV., R. Freem an, Nichol's Tables of! European Literature, History, and Art ; Up. III., E. C. Edwards, Grace Greenwood, Victoria, her Girlhood, &c.; Lr. and Mod. III., T. P. Johnson, i., Draytons and Davenants , ?? Cotta Series). FAr ...
... which give a moral and mental portraiture of the Queen. Perhaps touching as any the one quoted by the author from Miss Grace Greenwood’s version of the Balmoral incidents relating the family governess:— ‘ThiaßoverneM. very intemilDg young lady, wm the orpliaa ...
... that bis own position must a happy one. You va? WOrtt all. I want the chuff thing. It u health—health—health. In Mun Grace Greenwood’s “Life of Queen MurinMll ono. described the Duke of Albany to her as “a joon* man of tot thoughtful mind, high .im., ...
... happy one. You forget, he said, I am worst cff of all. I want the chief thing. It is health—health—health. In Miss Grace Greenwood's Life of Queen Victoria, she reports that Dr. Martineau once described the Duke of Albite' , to h e r s i s a young ...