... you to think your horse Ia. none of your own, or else that it is the only creature of the ror two that lisa brains. co0 Grace Greenwood, when in Italy, on asking a poor womnam, ,le who had placed one candle at the image of a saint and Id another at the image ...

... HEART HISTORIES. BY GRACE GREENWOOD. ;I SAY, Grace, said my friend, Rate Richmond, 1 I like your cousin Nelly right well: she comes wonderflilly near angelhood; but then she wants something-I scarcely know what-but something. Does she not leek feeling ...

... SLY PEEPS INTO THE HIEART FEMININE. BY GRACE GREENWOOD. IT is one of mybelieftithat every tolerably pretty maiden (present company excepted), who has arrived at the age of twenty years and upwards, has known something like a disappointment of the heart ...

... ,9LY PEEPS INTO THE HEART FrMININE. -, - '-11 - wnnn. BY~ GRACE GREENWOOD. [The following Originally appeared in an American periodical a some years ago.) it it, one of my beliefs that every tolerably Pretty Malden d (present company exceepted), Who l~as ...

... Which, wanldg salt to keep out must, And heat to bake it to a crust, Mouldered and crumbled into duet A GooD Hous1wziF.-Grace Greenwood, who has recently been on a tour in the far West of America, gives ax account of the wife of a member of the Arizona ...