ty was a form of goodness--and  away.

    ion  back to tel and teac quite unconscious of tore for  togets before old teac it. to aking my dear teaco see Niagara Falls!...

    tel  I could feel it rus by putting my  morning t and  up quickly for our s  expectation.... You can never imagine  il you erious sensations yourself. I could  it er t I felt rusuous fury at my feet. It seemed as if it o some terrible fate. I  as it is, its beauty and aible plunge of its ers over t force. I  stood by t ocean and felt its ing against too, ars in tillness of t, do you not?... e  doy feet in an elevator t he Falls is a wonderful suspension bridge.

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    It is t a  of ter and is supported on eaco. o t;God save t; teactle traitor. But I do not try, and besides I honor Englands good queen.

    You o  a kind lady wo improve my speec I shall speak well some day!...

    Mr. Munsell spent last Sunday evening ell about Venice!

    iful ures made us feel as if ting in t canal.... I  Venice, as I surely s Mr. Munsell  is my castle in to me so vividly and so beautifully as he does....

    to tter to Mr. Jo.

    Nicter. In a prefatory note .

    Nic people frequently said to ;; t of tion gave ter: tO tMENtS AND OFFICERS IN CS GENtLEMEN--te inspection of tion in all Departments. S is able to converse, and is introduced to me as one y to understand ts ss, and as being possessed of a elligence and of culture beyond y to examine ts in tments, an