" He turned toward me and I felt the telltale color sweep my cheeks as I became conscious that I was thinking less of Leese and his compatriots than of the Bostonian at my side.

A sober Bostonian in the next state-room, whose assiduity with his sea-sick wife reminds one of Cock-Robin, when he sent Jenny Wren sops and wine.

A fine old structure,always reminds a Bostonian of the old arch over which the mysterious Boston Library was said still to linger out its existence late into the present century.

In the good old days of forty-nine" I touched the Bostonian on the arm.

It now looked as if the English government intended to treat the Bostonians as rebels, to coerce them by armed men, to frighten them into submission to all its unwise measures.

The negroes, as they came nearer, suggested only Christy's Minstrels, of whom they were a tolerably faithful imitation,while the cocoa-nut-trees transported us to the Boston in Ravel-time, and we strained our eyes to see the wonderful ape, Jocko, whose pathetic death, nightly repeated, used to cheat the credulous Bostonians of time, tears, and treasure.