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... chide bemuse I keep it riot, Talk not of honour; I am honour's slave ; None bat a rogue would keep thu thiog he gave; w Grace Greenwood (Mrs Lippincott) will spend the summer in Europe. 't here are now in the United States fifteen universities iu which ...
... now you chide because I keep not. Talk not of houour; I am honour’s slave; None but a rogue would keep the thing gave. Grace Greenwood” (Mrs. Lippincoll) will spend the summer iu Europe. There are now in the the United States fifteen universities in which ...
... the weet-tongueJ daughters of America —ay, and of Europe, too, what shall I say ? It were easy to liken them, as has Grace Greenwood, to spring’s first sunshine, the song of her first birds, the breath of her first violet ,” but they strike deeper and ...
... the thread of ha argument, and bring , his peroration to an abrupt and unsatisfactory con. elusion. GRAPII Or MCKlM—Grace Greenwood, the celebrated American authoress, write, to I New York from London :—Westminster Abbey is the Ant shrine towards which ...
... ful tesignatton, that we saw that so fortunate a voyage, sans see-sickness , ' —or home-sickness - drawing to a close.— Grace Greenwood, in New York Times, Dec. Slat, 1876. A FATAL ROYAL SALUTE. The St. fielena mail, which arrived io Plymouth on Sunday, ...
... ENGLISH VISITORS AT SAN FRAN. Grace Greenwood' sends to the New York Times an account of a recent visit to San Francisco, where she was the guest of ex• Governor Stanford. While there, she says : A distinguished party of English tourists, Mr. Childers ...
... ENGLISH VISITORS IN SAN FRANCISCO. Grace Greenwood' sends to the Nen York Times an account of a recent visit to San Francisco, where she was the guest of ezdiovemor Stanford. While there, she nays :— A distinguished party of English tourists, Mr. Childers ...
... swim, and had probably gone down at once and unresistingly.—(/mrerrify Magazine. ENGLISH VISITORS IN SAN FRANCISCO. *' Grace Greenwood*ends to the New York Times an account of recent visit to San Francisco, where she was the guest ex-Governor Stanford. ...
... e, he ci'd not enjoy a single day of good health. That is a way typhus always' affects its victims in this locally. GRACE GREENWOOD WEE standing in a Washington horse-car, when a sudden start or the . car threw her over into a gentleman's lap. when she ...
... latter ars the 'Seth'shorn sad the Pennsylvania Steel Work; which are being enlarged. AN UM NCI or 0 FARO' ELIOT'S. —Grace Greenwood contributes from Florence en article on Georte Eliot to the Independent of lbw York, which is full interest. They isat ...
... and affluence by writing. Take the Cary sisters begin with, and Mrs Lydia Sigourney, the poetess, before them, then* Grace Greenwood, and lastly Elia Wheeler. Ella Wheeler never taught school, but her parents wore poor farm people in the West. The first ...