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... THE QUEEN'S DISCIPLINE. As anecdote illustrating the Queen's admirable good sense and strict domestic principle, writ-s Grace Greenwood, c.iiue t> directly from one who witnessed the occurrence. One day the Queen was present her carriage at the mihtuy review ...
... THE GRAVE OF CHARLES DICKENS. Grace Greenwood writes from London:—West- minster Abbey the first shrine toward which all good Americans wend their pious way. I found it little changed from the time of my first visit. What is a quarter of century to this ...
... wife and yet be inno- cent of adultery were rigidly excluded from the jury, and it took day and a half to impanel one. Grace Greenwood, another letter written from Salt Lake City to the New York Times, notes the twisting of the law from its original spirit ...
... wife and yet bo innocent of adultery were rigidly excluded from the jury, and it took a day and a half to impanel one. Grace Greenwood, in another letter written from Salt Lake City the Sew York Timei notes the twisting of tho law from its original spirit ...
... than one wife and yet be cent of adultery were rigidly excluded from the jury, and took a day and a half to impanel one. Grace Greenwood, another letter written from Salt Lake City to the New W* Times, notes the twisting of the law from its original spi** ...
... sec clearly the purely human origin and the vanity of our discussions hero below on Divine things.” AN ENGLISH EMIGRANT Grace Greenwood at present, or recently was, in Colorado, and wrote follows to the York Time*, from Manitou, in September : lately spent ...
... everybody’s eyes as it is in yours, I think there would be no difficulty in putting it in about four times.’' Civil to Both.— Grace Greenwood, when in Italy, asking poor woman, who had placed one candle at the image of saint, and another at the image of he devil ...
... is to be presumed, had run all the faster for his lightened conscience. —Banffshire Journal. Thrilling Incident.— ln Grace Greenwood’s lecture in Boston, United States, she referred to an incident that took place at the burning of a steamer on one of ...
... in everybody's eyes as it is yours, I think there would no difficulty in putting it in about four times.” Civil Both.—Grace Greenwood, when in Italy, asking poor woman, who had placed one candle the image of saint, and another at the image of he devil ...