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... 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 ...
... court against the trespasser, who he said had not only taken his hat, but had written his name in it.— London Literary Grace Greenwood satire is (in The Dollar Magazine) the parrot cry that women should know how to wash, &c, and asks why not the stronger ...
... them for several hundred yards, that it was impossible to tread without crushing great numbers HiLvi.vo Troubles Life. —Grace Greenwood satirises (in the Dollard Magazine) the parrot cry that women should know bow wash, tut. and asks, Why not the softer ...
... you passed before without looking at me. Madame. said the old snail 1 looked at you, I could not have passed. Grace Greenwood satirises (in the Mallard Magazine) the p mots cry that women should know how to wash.dte., and asks, Why not the seller ...
... disclosures of eternity, when the full revela- tion shall be made of the things not seen, and the river of the city of God ! GRACE GREENWOOD ON TEE WASH-TrUB.-'For one I amn heartily tired of witnessing the endeavours of gentlemen (o course none but genileleen ...
... presents the reader with a very pleasant miscellany, in prose and verse, from the pens of Clara Moreton, Augustine Duganne, Grace Greenwood, Edgar A Poe Henry Howard Paul, E. Whittle, R. W. Emerrson! Daniel Webster, Mrs. Kirkland, Mrs. Sigouruey, and other writers ...
... season. Among the late arrivals are Mrs. Edwin Forrest, Miss Cushman, Mrs. Abbott, Mrs. McKenna, Mrs. J. 8. Silshee, Miss Grace Greenwood, the authoress ; Mr. Bmmzrfi:fil;lr.hu,th leasee of the Baltimore Museum ; . Howard Paul, the dramatist; and J. Hall Wilton ...