A Charteris writes In Old Lichfield; a Cockney drug-clerk writes The Eve of St. Agnes; a genteel printer evolves a Lovelace; and a cutpurse pens the Ballad of Dead Ladies in a brothel.

I remember how sweetly he sang Colonel Lovelace's ode to Lucasta, writ when going to the wars: "True, a new mistress now I chase, The first foe in the field; And with a stronger faith embrace A sword, a horse, a shield.

While the armies were warmly engaged, Lovelace, who commanded a considerable body of the Yorkists, withdrew from the combat; and this treacherous conduct decided the victory in favor of the Queen.

" LOVELACE.

She felt a satisfaction which her friends rejoiced in, when her daughter married Lord King, at present the Earl of Lovelace, in 1835; and when grief upon grief followed in the appearance of mortal disease in her only child, her quiet patience stood her in good stead, as before.

Lady Lovelace died in 1852; and for her few remaining years, Lady Byron was devoted to her grandchildren.

Richard Lovelace.

WASHINGTON THE SPY'S FATE STORY OF THE SERMON STORY OF THE PRAYER STORY OF LYDIA DARRAGH THE DEAD MAN'S LAKE THE HALF-BREED DEATH OF COLONEL LOVELACE MURDER OF MISS McCREA DEFENCE OF SHELL'S BLOCK-HOUSE BATES'S REVENGE STORY OF GENERAL WAYNE THE OUTLAW OF THE PINES

Side by side with the church poets were the cavaliersCarew, Waller, Lovelace, Suckling, L'Estrange, and othersgallant courtiers and officers in the royal army, who mingled love and loyalty in their strains.

Colonel Richard Lovelace, who lost every thing in the king's service, and was several times imprisoned, wrote two famous songsTo Lucasta on going to the Warsin which occur the lines, I could not love thee, dear, so much, Loved I not honor more and to Althæa from Prison, in which he sings "the sweetness, mercy, majesty, and glories" of his king, and declares that "stone-walls do not a prison make, nor iron bars a cage."

Clarissa Harlowe, 1748, was the tragical history of a high-spirited young lady who, being driven from her home by her family because she refused to marry the suitor selected for her, fell into the toils of Lovelace, an accomplished rake.

She died of a broken heart, and Lovelace, borne down by remorse, was killed in a duel by a cousin of Clarissa.

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LOVELACE, MAUD HART.

Maud Hart Lovelace (A); 30Dec68; R451889.

Maud Hart Lovelace (A); 28May69; R463569.

LOVELACE, MAUD HART.

R108655, 9Mar53, Sheridan House, inc. (PWH) LOVELACE, GRIFFIN M. Life insurance fundamentals.

R107779, 9Feb53, Griffin M. Lovelace (A) LOVELAND, SEYMOUR.

Co. (PWH); 7Oct57; R200773. LOVELACE, MAUD HART.

Maud Hart Lovelace (A); 11Oct57; R200222.

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Clarence E Lovejoy (A); 10Jul67; R414084. LOVELACE, MAUD HART.

Maud Hart Lovelace (A); 5Dec67; R423408.