grandish

Updated: May 26, 2025

Arthur Train's narrative, who began life humbly somewhere in grey New England, and ended it, so far as the reader was informed, in Sing Sing Prison. Then there was the home of Mrs. Martin, the "Duchess of Washington Square" of Brander Matthews's "The Last Meeting," and that of Miss Grandish, of Julian Ralph's "People We Pass," and the house of Mrs.

Arthur Bartlett Maurice - Fifth Avenue

'She do come the lady grandish, don't her? the dealer remarks meditatively. 'Now her father 'Ay, interrupts the porter, 'he be one of the old sort; but she he cannot get any further for lack of an appropriate illustration. The arrival of mademoiselle periodically takes their breath away at that little place. As the pair rattle along in the pony trap there is for a time a total silence.

Richard Jefferies - Hodge and His Masters