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... SLY PEEPS INTO THE HEART FEMININE. BY GRACE GREENWOOD, It is one of my beliefs that 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 tbe heart ...
... which the old bird had purloined from a garden, where the articles had been to bleach. Halving the Troubles of Life.—Grace Greenwood satirises (in the Dollar Magazine) the parrot cry that women should know how to wash, &c, and asks why not the stronger ...
... A ROMAN SCENE. (The tfcree tbonuDd «itbu who at Romo, require of eonrv, largo number of Ilf lag for purpoota of ait. Grace Greenwood, in recent letter, amuaingljr deacrlbro gronp eonipeting for enaploj. moot. She aaja“ lam nioeh iaterrated and anuaed ...
... ceasing to spin. The remainder of the papers are, a fourth chapter of Haps and Mishaps of a Tour in Europe in 1853, Grace Greenwood ; The Watchet Pitcher ; Adventures a First Season ; and some feeling lines to the memory of the late Mr. Justice Talfourd ...
... laughing oulnibl—ffabUs and Men. Dr. Doran, Characters. The following literary •ketches are from Haps and Mishaps of Tour in Grace Greenwood (Miss Clarke), just pub- A petition from Mr. Chichester, now confined fer contempt in the Queen’s Prison, was Friday banded ...
... would have made if united into one! One gladly turns from such a piece of absurd pretension to so pleasant a book as Grace Greenwood's Haps and Mishaps of Tour through Europe, republished by Mr. Bentley from the Miscellany which bears his name and imprint ...
... of laughter. This threw George into such terrific passiou, that he flew at her, and fought like a little cock-sparrow— Grace Greenwood Merrie England. Araoo and Qcbtelbt —Arago had his whims and oddities. Being at inn one night at Louvaine, company with ...
... laughter. This threw George into such terrific passion, that he flew at her, and fought like a little cock-sparrow.— Grace Greenwood's Merrie E §rav'o High Classes Russia.—On the occasion of one his last visits to Berlin, the Emperor Nicholas wished ...
... Strong feelings indignation have been produced, l roughout the whole district, the circumstance. Thrilling Incident—ln Grace Greenwood's lecture in Boston, United States, she referred to an incident that took place at the burning steamer on one of the western ...
... GLEANINGS. THRILLING INCIDENT. In 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 the western lakes. Among the few passengers whose courage and presence of mind rose ...
... Dear mischievous baby! What joy to human eyes, What angel in disguise. What treasure, what prize, Is the household baby: Grace Greenwood. ...
... friend, cut it where you like. Very well. said the Yankee, coolly putting it under his arm, 111 cut it at home. Grace Greenwood, when in Italy, on asking poor woman, who had placed one candle the image of saint and another at the image the devil ...