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... CAPE AND SWORD. Bonaparte never forgot anything; least of all the days of his poverty, and the sights he then received. Grace Greenwood sends to the New York Tribune the following reminiscence of the corporal and emperor, which is quite character, istic ...
... CAPE AND SWORD. Bonaparte never forgot anything; least of all the days of his poverty, and the sights he then received. Grace Greenwood sends to the New York Tribune the following reminiscence of the corporal and emperor, which Is quite characteristic:— ...
... CAPE AND SWORD. Bonaparte never forgot anything; least of all the days of his poverty, and the sights he then received. Grace Greenwood sends to the New York Tribune the following reminiscence of the corporal and emperor, which is quite characteristic:— ...
... What do you think of that natmedder there, for instance?— Farmer's Son (joyfully): Cracky, what a place for a batt game Grace Greenwood teUs this story of John Hall, the once-f.'mous New Hampshire senator, in her Reminiscences of Washington:—One hot afternoon ...
... ? Well, J'lt say this for Grumloy, never be satisfied with one hump; if he can't be a dromedary he'll quit the game. Grace Greenwood says :— I believe that for one woman whom the pursuits of literature, the ambition of authorship, and the love of farce ...