Now to the court had gathered many tumblers, harpers, and makers of music, for Arthur's feast.

Ensor, Modern Socialism (Harpers).

Whilst it is the duty of the President "from time to time to give to Congress information of the state of the Union," I shall not refer in detail to the recent sad and bloody occurrences at Harpers Ferry.

On the contrary, I firmly believe that the events at Harpers Ferry, by causing the people to pause and reflect upon the possible peril to their cherished institutions, will be the means under Providence of allaying the existing excitement and preventing further outbreaks of a similar character.

'Oh would I were home in Caucaland, To hear my harpers play, And to drink my last of the nut-brown ale, While I gave the gold rings away.

About seven weeks were devoted to this excursion, during which I made an arrangement with the Harpers to publish my narrative of the expedition to Itasca Lake, the printing to be done at Detroit.

He afterwards wrote an account of the journey, "Wanderings in the Apache Country," published by Harpers.

How could you blame us for deeply abhorring slavery, even were we to view it in no other light than that in which the Dews and Harpers and its other advocates present it?

How could you blame us for deeply abhorring slavery, even were we to view it in no other light than that in which the Dews and Harpers and its other advocates present it?

; Harpers Magazine, April, 1897.]

Harnden, W. F. Harpers Ferry.

I am led to doubt whether that was the old spelling of it, for in a catalogue now before me I find a quarto work by Martin Parker, entitled The Poet's Blind Man's Bough, or Have among you my Blind Harpers, 1641.

And the Lord, Where will He get His harpers and singing-men And them that laugh for joy?From Hamelin guilds?

(In Harpers, July 1940) © 20Jun40; B461089.

(In Harpers, Nov. 1947)

(In Harpers magazine, July 1948)

(In Harpers bazaar.

(In Harpers magazine, Sept. 1931)

(In Harpers bazaar, July 1931) © 28Jun31; B119746.

(In Harpers magazine, Apr. 1932)

(In Harpers magazine, Mar. 1932) © 18Feb32; B145209.

serially in Vogue, Oct. 1, 1939, Town & Country, Nov.-Dec. 1939 & Harpers, Oct.-Nov. 1939.

(In Harpers, July 1940) © 20Jun40; B461089.

(In Harpers Feb. 1940)

The Welsh were always famous for their bards and their harpers.