Affection: Ninety Years of Family Letters, 1850s–1930s: Haring, White, Griggs, Judd Families of New York and Waterbury, Connecticut, vol. 2Peter H. Judd Peter Haring Judd, 2009 - 523 sivua |
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Sivu 149 - ... obsolete, the puff honest and true) than this same Ilfracombe, with its quiet nature and its quiet luxury, its rock fairyland and its sea-walks, its downs and combes, its kind people, and, if possible, its still kinder climate, which combines the soft warmth of South Devon with the bracing freshness of the Welsh mountains...
Sivu 110 - M. wide), of which charming views are obtained from the higher parts of the town. Perhaps no fairer or more harmonious combination of art and nature Is to be found among the cities of the world, and even the buildings of little or no beauty in themselves generally blend happily with the surrounding scenery.
Sivu 344 - He was also a member of the Society of Colonial Wars and the Sons of the American Revolution, of various city clubs and high in the Masonic fraternities and a member of the Portland Lodge of Elks.
Sivu 368 - It happened as naturally as an analyst mechanically translates his propositions into algebra before his investigation begins. There is no universal language of grief. It takes its complexion from the country, the age, the individual. In its paroxysms no man thinks of writing verses of any kind ; then the rhymes of a ballad-singer would be as much out of place as the strains of a Theocritus. We exclaim, as King David does,
Sivu 358 - Waban, and was followed by a small reception at the home of the bride's uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs.
Sivu 344 - He was also for many years a member of the Union League Club of New York City, and vice.president of the Massachusetts Club.
Sivu 159 - Schwanthaler, Orlando di Lasso, and Richard Strauss have felt at home there. My first impression of Munich was of a place simply irradiated with the love of beauty. The principal streets, old and new, seemed as exquisitely calculated for effects of vista as the streets of Danzig; the squares, with their old tower-gates and churches and massed houses, were grouped as if composed by the eye of a painter.
Sivu 180 - Company, of Hartford. In 1888 he became connected with the firm of White & Wells, and also took an active part in building up the LC White Company, of which he was secretary and treasurer.
Sivu 166 - Ostend is now one of the most fashionable and cosmopolitan wateringplaces in Europe. —Baedeker Belgium and Holland, 1905 Notable are two galleries on the waterfront Albert I Promenade built under the tutelage of the "architect king
Sivu 213 - God glad again. And you shall run and wander, And you shall dream and sing Of brave things and bright things, Beyond the swallow's wing. And you shall envy no man, Nor hurt your heart with sighs. For I will keep you simple, That God may make you wise!