 | Henry J. Horn - 1869 - 264 pagina’s
...rostrum, and twice a week you may see the fair maidens and gallant swains of Spring Garden wending their way to his beautiful little home and garden in the...singing birds; but I have not alluded to the way in which property is held, and the reader will naturally inquire if these handsome dwellings are owned... | |
 | Health Research - 1996 - 258 pagina’s
...rostrum, and twice a week you may see the fair maidens and gallant swains of Spring Garden wending their way to his beautiful little home and garden in the...singing birds ; but I have not alluded to the way in which property is held, and the reader will naturally inquire if these handsome dwellings are owned... | |
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... Theodore Parker and Hawthorne both reside in this city. Parker, as I have been told, when he first came here, decided to devote himself to the cultivation of land; but he has drifted again into the rostrum, and twice a week you may see the fair maidens... 