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... Trial of Sew- Machines. ILL—Changes of the The Paris Exposition. Machine. A Tale with a Moral. By W.—XeePing the Ma. Grace Greenwood (Mrs. chine in Order. Lippincott). V.—General Instruction The Letter G : an Ameri- for Practical Work. can Story. By Mrs ...
... of a B:wing Machine for Family Use. The Grand Trial of teeing Machines. The Paris Exposition. A Tale with a Moral. By Grace Greenwood Lip. pincott). The Letter 0: an Am - rican Story. By Mrs Fanny Barrow (toot Fanny, Author of Nightcap for Children.) ...
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... Sc.; • Machine to,. Family Use. ' The Grand Trial of Sewing Machines. The Paris Exposition. I • Tale with • Moral. By Grace Greenwood (lfrs L. pincott). The Letter : an Story. By Mrs Fancy (Sant Fancy, author of Nightcap Stories for Ch.ldr,„; , Extracts ...
... concerning Selectton of • Machine for Family Use. The Grand Tnal of Sewing Machines. . 11:0M:ion. Tale with a Moral. By Grace Greenwood L pincott). The Letter : an Awrican Story. By Mrs Fanny Be. 4 (knot Fanny, Author of Nightcap dtotiee:ot C4tidter.. fixtracte ...
... A CURIOUS RUMOUR ABOUT THE PRINCE IMPICRLIL. Writing from London to the New York Times, Grace Greenwood, the well known authoress, says :—A strange rumour has been for some tine afloat in London, and I now find it given with considerable circumstantiality ...
... CAPE AND SWORD. Bonaparte never forgot anything; least of all the days of his poverty, and the sights he then received. Grace Greenwood sends to the New York Tribune the following reminiscence of the corporal and emperor, which is quite character, istic ...
... CURIOUS RUMOUR ABOUT THE PRINCE IMPERIAL. Writing from London to the New York Times, Grace Greenwood, the well known authoress, says :— A strange rumour has been for some time afloat in London, and I now find it given with considerall. circumstantiality ...
... CAPE AND SWORD. Bonaparte never forgot anything; least of all the days of his poverty, and the sights he then received. Grace Greenwood sends to the New York Tribune the following reminiscence of the corporal and emperor, which Is quite characteristic:— ...
... CAPE AND SWORD. Bonaparte never forgot anything; least of all the days of his poverty, and the sights he then received. Grace Greenwood sends to the New York Tribune the following reminiscence of the corporal and emperor, which is quite characteristic:— ...
... the of a Sewing Machine for Family Use. Grand Trial of hewing Machines. 7lss Paris Exposition. A Tale with a Moral. By Grace Greenwood (Mrs Lipplacott). The Latter G: an Story. By Mrs Fcnny Barrow (Aunt Fenny, author of Nightcap Stories for Children.') ...