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The Holy FamilyCircle ofJoos van Cleve Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-holy-familycircle-ofjoos-van-cleve-image622525069.htmlRM2Y4PD25–The Holy FamilyCircle ofJoos van Cleve
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Portrait and biographical album of Sangamon County, Illinois . settlers of the county, who camehither from Kentucky, and died many years ago.It would naturally be supposed that Mr. Colbywould be attracted only to a lady of intelligenceand graces cf character, and such was the case. Hiswife has made his home an attractive and happyone, and the children who have been born to themowe much to her counsel and care. The familycircle includes Charles P., Honoretta B., George B.,Mabel and Catherine L.. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/portrait-and-biographical-album-of-sangamon-county-illinois-settlers-of-the-county-who-camehither-from-kentucky-and-died-many-years-agoit-would-naturally-be-supposed-that-mr-colbywould-be-attracted-only-to-a-lady-of-intelligenceand-graces-cf-character-and-such-was-the-case-hiswife-has-made-his-home-an-attractive-and-happyone-and-the-children-who-have-been-born-to-themowe-much-to-her-counsel-and-care-the-familycircle-includes-charles-p-honoretta-b-george-bmabel-and-catherine-l-image339023205.htmlRM2AKFRFH–Portrait and biographical album of Sangamon County, Illinois . settlers of the county, who camehither from Kentucky, and died many years ago.It would naturally be supposed that Mr. Colbywould be attracted only to a lady of intelligenceand graces cf character, and such was the case. Hiswife has made his home an attractive and happyone, and the children who have been born to themowe much to her counsel and care. The familycircle includes Charles P., Honoretta B., George B.,Mabel and Catherine L..
View from below upwards on blue sky and multi-storey house Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/view-from-below-upwards-on-blue-sky-and-multi-storey-house-image183966035.htmlRFMK8AFF–View from below upwards on blue sky and multi-storey house
A book of Highland minstrelsy . ith the windows towards the interior, and presenting anunbroken wall on all the three sides towards the sea. It was burned byClanranald before he set forth to join the Earl of Mar in 1715, lest,during his absence, it should fall into the power of his hereditary enemiesthe Campbells. Long after Ian Loms death his Jacobite effusions exercised a powerfulinfluence over his countrymen, counteracting in great measure the effortsof the legislature to extinguish the cause. Children were taught to lisp them. They were sung in the familycircle on the winter nights, and at Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/a-book-of-highland-minstrelsy-ith-the-windows-towards-the-interior-and-presenting-anunbroken-wall-on-all-the-three-sides-towards-the-sea-it-was-burned-byclanranald-before-he-set-forth-to-join-the-earl-of-mar-in-1715-lestduring-his-absence-it-should-fall-into-the-power-of-his-hereditary-enemiesthe-campbells-long-after-ian-loms-death-his-jacobite-effusions-exercised-a-powerfulinfluence-over-his-countrymen-counteracting-in-great-measure-the-effortsof-the-legislature-to-extinguish-the-cause-children-were-taught-to-lisp-them-they-were-sung-in-the-familycircle-on-the-winter-nights-and-at-image339250956.htmlRM2AKX61G–A book of Highland minstrelsy . ith the windows towards the interior, and presenting anunbroken wall on all the three sides towards the sea. It was burned byClanranald before he set forth to join the Earl of Mar in 1715, lest,during his absence, it should fall into the power of his hereditary enemiesthe Campbells. Long after Ian Loms death his Jacobite effusions exercised a powerfulinfluence over his countrymen, counteracting in great measure the effortsof the legislature to extinguish the cause. Children were taught to lisp them. They were sung in the familycircle on the winter nights, and at
Sons of Dives : a novel . f horror than any-thing else. By tacit agreement the name ofMorley was never mentioned in the familycircle. All that duty and justice to the dead de-manded was left to James Paget to arrange,and when weeks passed on without any in-telligence of the wretched fugitive it wassilently felt by those most nearly concerned,to be an intense relief. Duncan could not be supposed to feelmuch affection for the father whom he re-membered only as a stern master, and Sibylhad already gone through the grief of hisloss. She had sorrowed for him as deadwhen she reached Constantinople, Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/sons-of-dives-a-novel-f-horror-than-any-thing-else-by-tacit-agreement-the-name-ofmorley-was-never-mentioned-in-the-familycircle-all-that-duty-and-justice-to-the-dead-de-manded-was-left-to-james-paget-to-arrangeand-when-weeks-passed-on-without-any-in-telligence-of-the-wretched-fugitive-it-wassilently-felt-by-those-most-nearly-concernedto-be-an-intense-relief-duncan-could-not-be-supposed-to-feelmuch-affection-for-the-father-whom-he-re-membered-only-as-a-stern-master-and-sibylhad-already-gone-through-the-grief-of-hisloss-she-had-sorrowed-for-him-as-deadwhen-she-reached-constantinople-image340238766.htmlRM2ANF60E–Sons of Dives : a novel . f horror than any-thing else. By tacit agreement the name ofMorley was never mentioned in the familycircle. All that duty and justice to the dead de-manded was left to James Paget to arrange,and when weeks passed on without any in-telligence of the wretched fugitive it wassilently felt by those most nearly concerned,to be an intense relief. Duncan could not be supposed to feelmuch affection for the father whom he re-membered only as a stern master, and Sibylhad already gone through the grief of hisloss. She had sorrowed for him as deadwhen she reached Constantinople,
Literary by-paths in old England . Haydoxs Life-mask of Keats LITERARY BY-PATHS placed to the credit of Leigh Hunt that the intro-duction was effected through him. This friend-ship naturally gave Keats admission to the familycircle of the Reynoldses in their home in LittleBritain, and that he valued the privilege is mani-fest from more than one passage in his letters.It was a privilege he shared in common withCharles Lamb and Thomas Hood, and many other literary aspi-rants of the earlynineteenth cen-tury. That factalone might besufficient to stampthe Reynoldses as aremarkable family.But other Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/literary-by-paths-in-old-england-haydoxs-life-mask-of-keats-literary-by-paths-placed-to-the-credit-of-leigh-hunt-that-the-intro-duction-was-effected-through-him-this-friend-ship-naturally-gave-keats-admission-to-the-familycircle-of-the-reynoldses-in-their-home-in-littlebritain-and-that-he-valued-the-privilege-is-mani-fest-from-more-than-one-passage-in-his-lettersit-was-a-privilege-he-shared-in-common-withcharles-lamb-and-thomas-hood-and-many-other-literary-aspi-rants-of-the-earlynineteenth-cen-tury-that-factalone-might-besufficient-to-stampthe-reynoldses-as-aremarkable-familybut-other-image342775036.htmlRM2AWJN1G–Literary by-paths in old England . Haydoxs Life-mask of Keats LITERARY BY-PATHS placed to the credit of Leigh Hunt that the intro-duction was effected through him. This friend-ship naturally gave Keats admission to the familycircle of the Reynoldses in their home in LittleBritain, and that he valued the privilege is mani-fest from more than one passage in his letters.It was a privilege he shared in common withCharles Lamb and Thomas Hood, and many other literary aspi-rants of the earlynineteenth cen-tury. That factalone might besufficient to stampthe Reynoldses as aremarkable family.But other
The North Carolina Presbyterian . arge town inanother State, where I would be a totalstranger. My home-life had been of thequiet, rigid New England type, and theevent of my home-leaving had been longand earnestly discussed in the familycircle, and the final verdict, I think, wasone of grave apprehension, but, boy-like,I was eager to enter the new world thatlay before me so attractively in imagina-tion. I had a sister older than myself,a sweet and gentle girl, who seemed tobreathe the very air of heaven, whose in-timate companionship had always been WALTER BAKER & GO. The Largest Manufacturers Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-north-carolina-presbyterian-arge-town-inanother-state-where-i-would-be-a-totalstranger-my-home-life-had-been-of-thequiet-rigid-new-england-type-and-theevent-of-my-home-leaving-had-been-longand-earnestly-discussed-in-the-familycircle-and-the-final-verdict-i-think-wasone-of-grave-apprehension-but-boy-likei-was-eager-to-enter-the-new-world-thatlay-before-me-so-attractively-in-imagina-tion-i-had-a-sister-older-than-myselfa-sweet-and-gentle-girl-who-seemed-tobreathe-the-very-air-of-heaven-whose-in-timate-companionship-had-always-been-walter-baker-go-the-largest-manufacturers-image339444132.htmlRM2AM70CM–The North Carolina Presbyterian . arge town inanother State, where I would be a totalstranger. My home-life had been of thequiet, rigid New England type, and theevent of my home-leaving had been longand earnestly discussed in the familycircle, and the final verdict, I think, wasone of grave apprehension, but, boy-like,I was eager to enter the new world thatlay before me so attractively in imagina-tion. I had a sister older than myself,a sweet and gentle girl, who seemed tobreathe the very air of heaven, whose in-timate companionship had always been WALTER BAKER & GO. The Largest Manufacturers
The story of the sun, moon, and stars . nts than the movements of other stars, thoughless rapid both to the eye and in reality than those of61 Cygni. Alpha Centauris rate of motion is somethirteen miles each second. And this, so far as we yet know, is our suns near-est neighbor in the heavens outside his own familycircle. Strange to say, Alpha Centauri, like 61 Cygni, con-sists, not of a single star, but of a pair of stars. It isa two-sun system—whether or no surrounded by plan-ets can not be told. We can only reason from whatwe see to what we do not see. And as God did notform our earth in va Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-story-of-the-sun-moon-and-stars-nts-than-the-movements-of-other-stars-thoughless-rapid-both-to-the-eye-and-in-reality-than-those-of61-cygni-alpha-centauris-rate-of-motion-is-somethirteen-miles-each-second-and-this-so-far-as-we-yet-know-is-our-suns-near-est-neighbor-in-the-heavens-outside-his-own-familycircle-strange-to-say-alpha-centauri-like-61-cygni-con-sists-not-of-a-single-star-but-of-a-pair-of-stars-it-isa-two-sun-systemwhether-or-no-surrounded-by-plan-ets-can-not-be-told-we-can-only-reason-from-whatwe-see-to-what-we-do-not-see-and-as-god-did-notform-our-earth-in-va-image342775631.htmlRM2AWJNPR–The story of the sun, moon, and stars . nts than the movements of other stars, thoughless rapid both to the eye and in reality than those of61 Cygni. Alpha Centauris rate of motion is somethirteen miles each second. And this, so far as we yet know, is our suns near-est neighbor in the heavens outside his own familycircle. Strange to say, Alpha Centauri, like 61 Cygni, con-sists, not of a single star, but of a pair of stars. It isa two-sun system—whether or no surrounded by plan-ets can not be told. We can only reason from whatwe see to what we do not see. And as God did notform our earth in va
![StNicholas [serial] . ith Christmas day,And that you may remember me,Keep all my stars and bright arrayTo deck another Christmas tree. MY FAVORITE CHRIST-MAS STORY. BY RUTH ALLING (AGE II). On Christmas Eve a short timebefore my ninth birthday, I re-member sitting in the familycircle about an open fire-place.My stocking was hanging fromthe mantel beside two others,and we were told to retire at onceif we did not wish Santa Claus topass by the house. Visions of dolls, toys, and candywere before me and I had a greatdesire to give dear old SantaClausa lunch, and asked mother if Icould place some c Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2AM4F6J/stnicholas-serial-ith-christmas-dayand-that-you-may-remember-mekeep-all-my-stars-and-bright-arrayto-deck-another-christmas-tree-my-favorite-christ-mas-story-by-ruth-alling-age-ii-on-christmas-eve-a-short-timebefore-my-ninth-birthday-i-re-member-sitting-in-the-familycircle-about-an-open-fire-placemy-stocking-was-hanging-fromthe-mantel-beside-two-othersand-we-were-told-to-retire-at-onceif-we-did-not-wish-santa-claus-topass-by-the-house-visions-of-dolls-toys-and-candywere-before-me-and-i-had-a-greatdesire-to-give-dear-old-santaclausa-lunch-and-asked-mother-if-icould-place-some-c-2AM4F6J.jpg "StNicholas [serial] . ith Christmas day,And that you may remember me,Keep all my stars and bright arrayTo deck another Christmas tree. MY FAVORITE CHRIST-MAS STORY. BY RUTH ALLING (AGE II). On Christmas Eve a short timebefore my ninth birthday, I re-member sitting in the familycircle about an open fire-place.My stocking was hanging fromthe mantel beside two others,and we were told to retire at onceif we did not wish Santa Claus topass by the house. Visions of dolls, toys, and candywere before me and I had a greatdesire to give dear old SantaClausa lunch, and asked mother if Icould place some c Stock Photo")
StNicholas [serial] . ith Christmas day,And that you may remember me,Keep all my stars and bright arrayTo deck another Christmas tree. MY FAVORITE CHRIST-MAS STORY. BY RUTH ALLING (AGE II). On Christmas Eve a short timebefore my ninth birthday, I re-member sitting in the familycircle about an open fire-place.My stocking was hanging fromthe mantel beside two others,and we were told to retire at onceif we did not wish Santa Claus topass by the house. Visions of dolls, toys, and candywere before me and I had a greatdesire to give dear old SantaClausa lunch, and asked mother if Icould place some c Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stnicholas-serial-ith-christmas-dayand-that-you-may-remember-mekeep-all-my-stars-and-bright-arrayto-deck-another-christmas-tree-my-favorite-christ-mas-story-by-ruth-alling-age-ii-on-christmas-eve-a-short-timebefore-my-ninth-birthday-i-re-member-sitting-in-the-familycircle-about-an-open-fire-placemy-stocking-was-hanging-fromthe-mantel-beside-two-othersand-we-were-told-to-retire-at-onceif-we-did-not-wish-santa-claus-topass-by-the-house-visions-of-dolls-toys-and-candywere-before-me-and-i-had-a-greatdesire-to-give-dear-old-santaclausa-lunch-and-asked-mother-if-icould-place-some-c-image339389866.htmlRM2AM4F6J–StNicholas [serial] . ith Christmas day,And that you may remember me,Keep all my stars and bright arrayTo deck another Christmas tree. MY FAVORITE CHRIST-MAS STORY. BY RUTH ALLING (AGE II). On Christmas Eve a short timebefore my ninth birthday, I re-member sitting in the familycircle about an open fire-place.My stocking was hanging fromthe mantel beside two others,and we were told to retire at onceif we did not wish Santa Claus topass by the house. Visions of dolls, toys, and candywere before me and I had a greatdesire to give dear old SantaClausa lunch, and asked mother if Icould place some c
. Field genealogy; being the record of all the Field family in America, whose ancestors were in this country prior to 1700. Emigrant ancestors located in Massachusetts, Rhode Island, New York, New Jersey, New Hampshire, Virginia. All descendants of the Fields of England, whose ancestor, Hurbutus de la Field, was from Alsace-Lorraine. ank was just the one to keep the familycircle interested with each other. He m. Caroline Williams, dau. of Robert andDorothy (Craig) Tobey. of Farmington. Me; m., 2d, Anna Fuller, sister of first wife. He d. March 4, 1877. Res. Belfast, Me. 4301. i. FRANK LEE, b. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/field-genealogy-being-the-record-of-all-the-field-family-in-america-whose-ancestors-were-in-this-country-prior-to-1700-emigrant-ancestors-located-in-massachusetts-rhode-island-new-york-new-jersey-new-hampshire-virginia-all-descendants-of-the-fields-of-england-whose-ancestor-hurbutus-de-la-field-was-from-alsace-lorraine-ank-was-just-the-one-to-keep-the-familycircle-interested-with-each-other-he-m-caroline-williams-dau-of-robert-anddorothy-craig-tobey-of-farmington-me-m-2d-anna-fuller-sister-of-first-wife-he-d-march-4-1877-res-belfast-me-4301-i-frank-lee-b-image336658629.htmlRM2AFM3ED–. Field genealogy; being the record of all the Field family in America, whose ancestors were in this country prior to 1700. Emigrant ancestors located in Massachusetts, Rhode Island, New York, New Jersey, New Hampshire, Virginia. All descendants of the Fields of England, whose ancestor, Hurbutus de la Field, was from Alsace-Lorraine. ank was just the one to keep the familycircle interested with each other. He m. Caroline Williams, dau. of Robert andDorothy (Craig) Tobey. of Farmington. Me; m., 2d, Anna Fuller, sister of first wife. He d. March 4, 1877. Res. Belfast, Me. 4301. i. FRANK LEE, b.
. Family tree book, genealogical and biographical : listing the relatives of General William Alexander Smith and of W. Thomas Smith. logical and Biographical can one have than a true and faithful friend,be such a one within or without the familycircle. Such is she! So! As the years come and go our friend-ship becomes stronger and a source of pleasureand comfort to me. I have received greatinspiration from Bettie and some ideas oflife, and heres hoping she may continue heruseful life for many years and that muchhappiness may come to her. I cannot but fully realize the sweet, sacredopportunity a Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/family-tree-book-genealogical-and-biographical-listing-the-relatives-of-general-william-alexander-smith-and-of-w-thomas-smith-logical-and-biographical-can-one-have-than-a-true-and-faithful-friendbe-such-a-one-within-or-without-the-familycircle-such-is-she!-so!-as-the-years-come-and-go-our-friend-ship-becomes-stronger-and-a-source-of-pleasureand-comfort-to-me-i-have-received-greatinspiration-from-bettie-and-some-ideas-oflife-and-heres-hoping-she-may-continue-heruseful-life-for-many-years-and-that-muchhappiness-may-come-to-her-i-cannot-but-fully-realize-the-sweet-sacredopportunity-a-image370487129.htmlRM2CEN435–. Family tree book, genealogical and biographical : listing the relatives of General William Alexander Smith and of W. Thomas Smith. logical and Biographical can one have than a true and faithful friend,be such a one within or without the familycircle. Such is she! So! As the years come and go our friend-ship becomes stronger and a source of pleasureand comfort to me. I have received greatinspiration from Bettie and some ideas oflife, and heres hoping she may continue heruseful life for many years and that muchhappiness may come to her. I cannot but fully realize the sweet, sacredopportunity a
. War echoes; or Germany and Austria in the crisis .. . theEuropean war. If anything could bring the manstill nearer to us than does his senseof humor, it is the beauty of hisfamily life. His six splendid sonsand his favorite child, the daughter,are always in his mind; and the chiv-alrous way in which he makes hiswife the leading personage presentis really fascinating. In the familycircle, when she talks, his eye restson her with that perfect delightwhich means a true home happiness. It is indeed the simplest house-hold life, in spite of all the brilliantsplendor of the surroundings. I sawthe Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/war-echoes-or-germany-and-austria-in-the-crisis-theeuropean-war-if-anything-could-bring-the-manstill-nearer-to-us-than-does-his-senseof-humor-it-is-the-beauty-of-hisfamily-life-his-six-splendid-sonsand-his-favorite-child-the-daughterare-always-in-his-mind-and-the-chiv-alrous-way-in-which-he-makes-hiswife-the-leading-personage-presentis-really-fascinating-in-the-familycircle-when-she-talks-his-eye-restson-her-with-that-perfect-delightwhich-means-a-true-home-happiness-it-is-indeed-the-simplest-house-hold-life-in-spite-of-all-the-brilliantsplendor-of-the-surroundings-i-sawthe-image370193138.htmlRM2CE7N3E–. War echoes; or Germany and Austria in the crisis .. . theEuropean war. If anything could bring the manstill nearer to us than does his senseof humor, it is the beauty of hisfamily life. His six splendid sonsand his favorite child, the daughter,are always in his mind; and the chiv-alrous way in which he makes hiswife the leading personage presentis really fascinating. In the familycircle, when she talks, his eye restson her with that perfect delightwhich means a true home happiness. It is indeed the simplest house-hold life, in spite of all the brilliantsplendor of the surroundings. I sawthe
. Colonial mansions of Maryland and Delaware. married Priscilla Dorsey, of Belmont,daughter of Caleb Dorsey and Priscilla Hill Dorseyand sister of Rebecca Dorsey Ridgely, his uncles wife. The master of Hampton to-day is Capt. JohnRidgely, grandson of Governor Charles CarnanRidgely, and son of the late Capt. Charles Ridgely andMargaretta Sophia Howard. His wife is Helen WestStuart, a writer, author of Old Brick Churches ofMaryland and other historical works. The familycircle of Hampton consists of Mr. and Mrs. JohnRidgely, Miss Helen S. Ridgely, Messrs. David Stuartand Julian White Ridgely and Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/colonial-mansions-of-maryland-and-delaware-married-priscilla-dorsey-of-belmontdaughter-of-caleb-dorsey-and-priscilla-hill-dorseyand-sister-of-rebecca-dorsey-ridgely-his-uncles-wife-the-master-of-hampton-to-day-is-capt-johnridgely-grandson-of-governor-charles-carnanridgely-and-son-of-the-late-capt-charles-ridgely-andmargaretta-sophia-howard-his-wife-is-helen-weststuart-a-writer-author-of-old-brick-churches-ofmaryland-and-other-historical-works-the-familycircle-of-hampton-consists-of-mr-and-mrs-johnridgely-miss-helen-s-ridgely-messrs-david-stuartand-julian-white-ridgely-and-image370329753.htmlRM2CEDYAH–. Colonial mansions of Maryland and Delaware. married Priscilla Dorsey, of Belmont,daughter of Caleb Dorsey and Priscilla Hill Dorseyand sister of Rebecca Dorsey Ridgely, his uncles wife. The master of Hampton to-day is Capt. JohnRidgely, grandson of Governor Charles CarnanRidgely, and son of the late Capt. Charles Ridgely andMargaretta Sophia Howard. His wife is Helen WestStuart, a writer, author of Old Brick Churches ofMaryland and other historical works. The familycircle of Hampton consists of Mr. and Mrs. JohnRidgely, Miss Helen S. Ridgely, Messrs. David Stuartand Julian White Ridgely and
