Lippincott's Magazine
THE BRIDGE ACROSS LANSDOWNE RAVINE, CONNECTING MEMORIAL AND HORTICULTURAL HALLS. GIRARD AVENUE BRIDGE--ONE OF THE APPROACHES TO THE EXHIBITION GROUNDS. MAIN BUILDING. MACHINERY HALL. HON. JOSEPH R. HAWLEY, PRESIDENT OF THE CENTENNIAL COMMISSION. GENERAL ALFRED T. GOSHORN, DIRE...
THE BRIDGE ACROSS LANSDOWNE RAVINE, CONNECTING MEMORIAL AND HORTICULTURAL HALLS. GIRARD AVENUE BRIDGE--ONE OF THE APPROACHES TO THE EXHIBITION GROUNDS. MAIN BUILDING. MACHINERY...
5. CHAPTER XXXII.All North Aston rang with the story of little Fina's peril, Josephine's admirable devotion and Leam's shameful neglect--so shameful as to be almost criminal. It was the apportio...
4. CHAPTER XXXI.After that scene in the pony-carriage Leam began to take it to heart that little Fina did not love her. Hitherto, solicitous only to do her duty unrelated to sentiment, she had...
3. CHAPTER XXX.Leam was not dedicated to peace to-day. As she turned out of the road she came upon the rectory pony-carriage--Adelaide driving Josephine and little Fina--just as it had halted...
2. CHAPTER XXIX.Instead of going home when she left Steel's Corner, Leam turned up into the wood, making for the old hiding-place where she and Alick had so often sat in the first days of her d...