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... Stories; Sam Slick's Down East Yarns; and Dec contributions from the pens of Daniel Webster, Willis, Howard pro Paul, Grace Greenwood, and Mrs. Sigourney. Every nunberis Ext complete in itself. A steel engraving of some prominent view dre: in America with ...
... passed into stratum of postpliocene marl, which, was very tough, and resembled half-dried pluff mud. JENNY LIND.AT:SEA.—Grace Greenwood, who , sailed in the Atlantic for Liverpool, with Madame Jenny -Lind Goldschmidt and husband, writes thus of the Swed ...
... unsurpassed the reahns of tragic art. She superior woman, with beautiful face, responsive to every thought and motion.—Met Grace Greenwood in the National Erm, (Awwicen.J ...
... ruling party during the revoltl Lion, was inflicted as equivalent to a sentence of death. CONDITION OF ROME..-- Miss Grace Greenwood, American authoress, writing from Rome, says :— soldiers and priests Rome aotually swarms. You everywhere dark, sini ...
... the ruling party during the revoltv tion, was inflicted as equivalent to a sentence of death. CONDITION^ OF ROME. Miss Grace Greenwood_,, , American authoress, writing f rom R ome , says :— soldiers and priests Rome actually swarms. You.- e C everywhere ...
... trifling, and talking comparative nonsense to each other. A SUSPICIOUS TRAVELLER.—[We copy this amusing passage from Grace Greenwood's last letter.]—' In the evening we ran down to Marseilles by the railway. Our party filling a carriage, with the exception ...
... trifling, and talking comparative nonsense to each other. A SUSPICIOUS TRAVELLER.—[We copy this amusing passage from Grace Greenwood's last letter.]— In the evening we ran down to Marseilles by the railway. Our party filling a carriage, with the exception ...
... trifling, and talking comparative nonsense to each other. A SUSPICIOUS TRAVELLER.—[We copy this amusing passage from Grace Greenwood's last letter.]—' In the evening we ran down to Marseilles by the railway. Our party filling a carriage, with the exception ...
... rushed into a shop and purchased a black lace veil, with which I quite extinguished my stunner, , poppies and all.—Grace Greenwood's Haps and Mishaps of a Tour in Europe. ...
... I rushed into a shop and purchased a black lace veil, with which I quite extinguished my stunner, poppies and all.—Grace Greenwood's' Haps and Mishaps of a Tour in Europe. mid SUPPIII)IENT.I SOUTH LANCASHIRE ASSIZES. NISI PRIUS COURT. Moxnev, Aram 10 ...
... friars, friars and priests, swarming on and on, like the locusts of Egypt.— Haps and Mishaps ; or, a Tour in Europe. By Grace Greenwood. RELIGIOUS ZEAL AMONG THE GREEKS.—At the accession of Sultan Mustapha, their present sovereign, the Greek churches were ...
... haughty, regal gleam, as they were frozen tears from angered Juno's eyes.—Haps and Mishaps; or, a Tour in Europe. By Grace Greenwood. OF Womms.—The highest disgrace and shame would attend a Turk who should rashly lift his hand against a woman; all he ...