... haaches an' their pains. leaves; and again, fifteen gently rounded, hills rise An haalf-pot o' jam, or a morsel o' meat when it beant about it like the edge of a shell. These hills, with their too dear, round tops, are from four to five hundred feet ...

... sister University of Cambridge. The great demand for women's work tended to take responsibilities from the shoulders of men. Octavia Hill's scheme of lady rent collectors had done useful work. The system of dealing with tramps had diminished their number. Leeds ...

... fortume in Awmerica aud sprmi'm ariy all his life in that country, decides to return to England. He takes bis daughter, Octavia, to pay a vigit to her relatives, especially, Miss Bolinda Bazceit, an aunt whom she has never seci. On the way éver the father ...

... changes come and the hand that rocks the cradle will be the man's hand, and it won't rule the world either. Miss Octavia Hill's Echeme of lady rent collectors, referred to at ast week's meeting of the Home Reading Union, ...

... eliminated. This in the nature of things, can only be done by degrees, possibly by slow degrees. But supposing that Miss Octavia Hills' efforts and pleas for more spaces in the crowded parts of London for more light and sunshine let us say in Tower Hamlets ...

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