Washington, D. C., characteristics of; Lord Lyons's reminiscences of life at; a French conception of.

Personal Reminiscences of Sir Andrew Clark.

" I will conclude this chapter with the following reminiscences by Lord Brampton himself.

And there sits at my side, enjoying his chop, Tom Firr, described as the king of huntsmena true and honest sportsman, simple, respectful, and respected, whose name I will not omit from my list of celebrities, for he is as worthy of a place in my reminiscences as any M.F.H. you could meet.

"I must remind you that they were far less deliberate in my day," said she, with a delicate hint of reminiscence in her tone.

Coleridge's poem, however, contains suggestions and reminiscences from another part of Purchas's book, and probably from other books as well.

She was not an egotist, and did not leave an autobiography like Trollope, or reminiscences like Carlyle; but she has probably portrayed herself, in her early aspirations, as Madame de Staël did, in the characters she has created.

He is no such honest chronicler as R.N., and would have done better perhaps to have consulted that gentleman, before he sent these incondite reminiscences to press.

They would laugh over this ever-green reminiscence on Sunday Park benches and at intermission at moving pictures when they remained through it to see the show twice.

REMINISCENCES AT FLORENCE CHAPTER XII.

There was more color to his reminiscences than the faded sandy old miners "kyote-ing," that is, tunneling like a coyote (kyote in the vernacular) in the core of a lonesome hill.

The might of the poet in such creations lay in the riches of his diction and in the felicity with which he described feelings in relation to the aspect of scenes amid the reminiscences with which the scenes themselves were associated.

From the office of the Morning Post (for we may as well exhaust our Newspaper Reminiscences at once) by change of property in the paper, we were transferred, mortifying exchange!

It's beauty that we are in search of, you and I." XXIX EARLY LIFE One day, to my surprise and delight, Father Payne indulged in some personal reminiscences about his early life.

This paper weight evoked many reminiscences within him.

If I didn't turn I was making a bee-line for the dog; but I had no time to think what to do, and in an instant that black woolly dog faded away like a reminiscence among the buzzing wheels of my tricycle.

It would not, of course, be possible to proceed in these reminiscences without coming at once upon the names of Granville Sharp and Thomas Clarkson.

I could not help wondering how the verbose and pompous major had paraphrased and condensed that inchoate mass of biography and reminiscence into an orderly account for his wife and niece.