Lippincott S Magazine Of Popular Literature And Science Volume

As soon as he could decently leave his cousin at home, he did; and then he walked hastily down to the house in which Mrs. Rosewarne had taken rooms. Miss Rosewarne was not at ho...

TEMPLE OF THE CLITUMNUS. THE FALLS OF TERNI. ORVIETO. CIVITÀ BAGNOREA. THE TIBER, FROM ORTE. BORGHETTO. ST. PETER'S AND THE VATICAN, FROM THE FALLS OF THE TIBER. THE CASTLE OF S...

I had been at Breezy Brook, that beautiful summer resort which you all know, about a month: it was now July, and nothing had happened worth relating since my arrival. During the...

In her solicitude my mother foresaw the difficulty of the task she had set before me. She had known and admired me from childhood, and of course appreciated my worth. I remember...

Then Wenna turned, all in a flutter of delight, and quite unconscious of the color in her face: "Are you vexed, mother? Mayn't I be glad to see him? Why, when I know that he wil...

"That is true enough, mother," the girl confessed in her simple way. "He is so good-natured, so full of spirits and careless, that one gets quite as careless and happy as himsel...

"Are you dreaming again, child?" said Mrs. Rosewarne to her daughter. "You are not a fit companion for a sick woman, who is herself dull enough. Why do you always look so sad wh...