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The palace at Stockholm is the redeeming grace of that city.--Stockholm "not being able to boast any considerable place or square, nor indeed any street wider than an English lane; the exterior of the houses is dirty, the architecture shabby, and all strikes as very low and co...
Grace, the Duke's second daughter, married Henry, first Earl of Darlington; and on the death of her brother William, second and last Duke of Cleveland, S.P., in 1774, her son, H...
1. Chapter 1The palace at Stockholm is the redeeming grace of that city.--Stockholm "not being able to boast any considerable place or square, nor indeed any street wider than an English la...
3. Chapter 3In the year 1825, Henry Drummond, Esq. of Albury Park, Surrey, and formerly of Christchurch, subjected his estate in Surrey with a yearly rent-charge of 100_l._ for the endowmen...
4. Chapter 4"Adam and Ebe were bofe black men, and so was Cane and Able. Now I spose it seem to strike you a understandin how de fus wite man cum. Why I let you no. Den you see when Cane ki...