...third party. I confess I am disappointed/" " I am sorry, Mr. Berrien," she said, facing him, " but on this side of the Atlantic, as well as on the other side, I must remain a ' stickler,' as you so unkindly called me. In midocean there is no need for '...

...their whole attention to the comicalities. It is certain, however, that the book was a great success on this side of the Atlantic as well as on the other, and that for a long time it continued to have its numberless admirers. Haliburton, although he won...

...history of English fiction warrants no such belief. And surely the present tendency of literary activity on this side of the Atlantic, as well as on the other, is toward a revolt from the supremacy of prose fiction. But whether this tendency will proceed uninterrupted...

...possibly we were at the beginning of a time when the business millionaire would also become a phenomenon on this side of the Atlantic as well as on the other side, and when we might expect a repetition of the same processes of business which were in vogue on...

...illustrations, which have the full interest of quaintness and picturesqueness for lovers of child-life on this side of the Atlantic as well as on the other. Indeed, the account of education, school books and apparatus, and methods of teaching, is not so dissimilar...

...half yard of lace on their caps. Mother vanity has her devotees everywhere and she exacts her tribute on this side of the Atlantic as well as on the other. Those who know the immigrant and care for his well being, are not concerned by the fact that he does...

...half yard of lace on their caps. Mother vanity has her devotees everywhere and she exacts her tribute on this side of the Atlantic as well as on the other. Those who know the immigrant and care for his well being, are not concerned by the fact that he does...

...ix, 312 ; xv, 464. It is needless to say that the long expected work of Dr. Rashdall will receive, on this side of the Atlantic as well as on the other, the interest and the attention that it undoubtedly deserves. It is "an attempt to deal with the chief...

...this is not to say that sound traditions in the matter of municipal appointments cannot be developed on this side of the Atlantic as well as on the other. Even in England they are almost wholly the product of the last seventy-five years; and in a new country,...

...Gilchrist, Mr. Mather, Sir EJ Eeed, Professor Unwin, and a great many others whose names are familiar on this side of the Atlantic as well as on the other. One of the pleasing incidents of the evening was the address given by Mr. Lincoln, which was worthy...