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... HOUSEHOLD BABY. BY GRACE GREENWOOD. What a joy to human eyes, Wlien it laughs, or when it cries; What treasure, what prize, Is the household baby! its temper, rising, falling. is cooing, crowing squalling; Tis the same tlcar, precious darling. Is the ...
... volunteers recognised for hard work SERVICE Barnardo’s long service volunteers from left Pauleen Haynes Grace Soady Sadi Rose Grace Greenwood Anne Bishop Margaret Outram and Beryl Dale S79399 LAPTOPS WIT BUILT IIU CD-RO TEXAS Extensa 510 P100 24 Mb RAM 800 Mb ...
... that the nine fat pigs should be sold as soon as possible. The Board shortly afterwards adjourned. Good Housewife.— Grace Greenwood, who has recently been on a tour in the far West of America, gives an account of the wjfe of a member of the Arizona ...
... those who call themselves her friends, declara she will die a pauper._ Sara J. Lippincott—better known by her peu-name Grace Greenwood —is now 70 years old and lives in Washington. . Sne was the first woman newspaper correspondent in that city. She began ...
... grand, more its immensity, more solemn in age and ruin, than ever before.—Haps and Mishaps: or, a Tour in Eu- rope. By Grace Greenwood. Ivrricves or Turkisa Lapires.—I cannot help observing how the world has been imposed upon and amused with roman- tic ...
... —Speaking of the halfdraped statue of Washington, which cost fifty thousand dollars, in the East Capitol Park, D.C., Grace Greenwood says that his outstretched arm points reproachfully towards those glass cases in the Patent Office where hang his much-desired ...
... Arthur Arden and Bobbin the Bagman contribute their amusing adventures. Haps and Mishaps of a Tour in Europe, by Grace Greenwood, continue their pleasant narrative of travel, the scene in the present number being laid in Scotland, one glimpse of ...
... everybody's eyes as it is in yours, I think, there would be no difficulty hi putting it in about. four times. Cm_ to Both.?— Grace Greenwood, when in Italy- on asking a poor woman, who had placed one candle at the image of a saint, and another at the image of ...
... dull season to manufitoture portentous potatoes and tremendous turnips, must feel their occupation gone when they read Grace Greenwood's letter to the New York Times, giving an account of what she saw at Denver autumn fair. Blrewhere she had seen as gr ...
... religious life in the East, and a vindication of De fkricy's discoveries at the Dead Sea, are the subjests of other papers. Grace Greenwood's Tour ilasetinued with no lack of interest ; and the exciting of Clouds and Sunshine is worthy of its mother's ...
... Latin version In Sarum of Sally in our Alley — Scenes on the Opening of Parliament are pleasantly sketched— Grace Greenwood's , Haps and Mishaps of a Tour in Europe are continued, and very clever and amusing they are, though occasionally overspiced ...
... be at once fire and sbotproof, — the largest, strongest, and swiftest man of war afloat. 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 ...