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... where the mountain peaks rise from to 15,000 feet high. A long description of the Yosemite Valley, from the pen of Grace Greenwood, appears iv recent number of the New York Times; and from this sketch we find that young Scotchman has taken up his abode ...
... comparative theology in the form of a dramatic poem. The Atlantic Monthly for May is to contain poems by Bret Harte and Grace Greenwood. The former tells the simple story of a woman's love and trust, and the latter the beautiful legend of the Limerick ...
... be the the * 100 at>out4on ; and they will, is said, have ort of many of the Peers themselves.— London GRACE GREENWOOD THE MORMONS. Grace Greenwood writes to the New York Times from Salt Lake City, ou the 17th October :— ■' We attended divine service ...
... replied the Pope; 4 and it is high time you rested a little and let other people work.' CUKE FOR SUICIDAL TBNDESCIES.— Grace Greenwood tells a story illustrating a new method of curing those who are inclined to suicide. The father of a family, after two ...
... CIVIL MARK AGES IN FRANCK. Grace Greenwood, writing from Paris the New York Timex, says:—“ the morning of our first visit we found tour or five of these patties awaiting the arrival of the Maire, but as there was only one lady in full bridal array—tloating ...
... laird, they're fist on the contrary, unco modest and—' The rest of the sentence was drowned in uproarious merriment. Grace Greenwood, writing about the wonderful business activity of Chicagoans, says that even the little children of that city are infected ...
... will buy seven paper dollars. These are not the only attractions. Everybody may say what likes, and noble women like Grace Greenwood and Anna Dickenson speak out their thoughts crowded and enthusiastic audiences. English servant girls would find profitable ...
... and cried out : ‘Well, to tell you ENGLAND A YANKEE EYE- the trath, [ believe I am between the two,’ The name of Miss Grace Greenwood, lon, known laughed at a timid woman because she was alarmed at Womas.—An officer in the regular army and respected in ...
... Verily, the millennium approaches, for the fox lies down with the goose.— Punch. Unfortunate Failure of Memory.—Grace Greenwood, writing to the National Era (United States) about one of the small fry of English poets, says:— I have it from the ...