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The States, although amply supplied with English literature, have many popular authors of their own, among whom may be named Prescott, Bancroft, Washington Irving, Stowe, Stephens, Wetherall, Emerson, Longfellow, Lowell, and Bryant. In many of the States there are public libraries supported by a rate.
Besides his poems, Bryant wrote two short stories for 'Tales of the Glauber Spa'; and published 'Letters of a Traveler' in 1850, as a result of three journeys to Europe and the Orient, together with various public addresses. His style as a writer of prose is clear, calm, dignified, and denotes exact observation and a wide range of interests.
"What ridiculous nonsense you are talking!" cried the accused, who was dressed with his habitual shabby gentility. "The girl yonder, mademoiselle, killed Miss Bryant." "Then why did you make that deliberate attempt upon my life at Fotheringhay?" demanded the girl boldly. "Had it not been for Mr.
Thus far, there was no rush of emigration to the south side of the Republican Fork. Most of the settlers went further to the south; or they halted further east, and fixed their stakes along the line of the Big Blue and other more accessible regions. "We'll chance it, won't we, Aleck?" said Mr. Bryant. Mr.
It had occurred to Nora that this was the case, but as yet she had never troubled to think the situation over seriously. She liked Clark Bryant well enough, but just at the moment he was in the way. She did not want to take him over to Racicot just why she could not have explained. There was in her no snobbish shame of her humble home.
He began to walk back and forth beside Louise, restlessly thrusting his hands in his coat pockets but immediately pulling them out as if there were no satisfaction in the action, and casting troubled glances at her from under close-drawn brows. His disquietude moved her to speak. "You're worrying about me, Mr. Bryant; you mustn't do that. In a few minutes more I'll be entirely recovered.
Miss Dewey says, "It is the most romantic and at the same time the wittiest of her novels," but Bryant says it has been the least read. "The Linwoods, or Sixty Years Since in America," appeared in 1835, and Bryant called it "a charming tale of home life, thought by many to be the best of her novels properly so called."
Lincoln now sought to have it postponed until September. William Cullen Bryant favored this. Mr. Greeley also artfully said that a nomination made so early would expose the Union party to a dangerous and possibly a successful flank movement.
But to a man like Fyles, definite proof, or reasonable probabilities, were necessary. Clearing his throat, McBain went on. "Let's come to another argument, sir," he said, setting himself with his arms on the table. "Every man or woman in the place reckons this tough, Charlie Bryant, runs the gang. They can lay their tongues to the names of the men who form the gang.
"Mother says she told him to bring me a heap of things a gun and a 'spress wagon and a engine that runs on a track and lots more things. Say, Anne, is there really truly a sure-'nough Santa Claus? George Bryant says there isn't not. Tell me, Anne. Does Santa Claus really come down the chimney?" "You stay awake and see," advised Anne. "I'm going to.
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