Champney, Elizabeth W. (Elizabeth Williams), 1850-1922, Champney, James Wells, 1843-1903. ill, Lockwood, Brooks, and Company. pbl, Welch, Bigelow & Co. prt · Boston : Lockwood, Brooks, and Co. · leaf 201
ALL AROUND A PALETTE. the difficulty. But Mrs. Thompson bore up underher troubles like a man — I beg pardon — like awoman, and had no notion of giving up. Duringthe hopeful days of gulch-life she had kept boardersin the only frame building belonging to the settle-ment. One long unplastered upper… … tin wash-basin, at first-class Astor House or St.Nicholas prices. Mrs. Thompson was not left alto-gether penniless; she had put by a very little storeof money, of the existence of which she had, forprudential reasons, never informed her husband.Remaining longer in a mansion rented at thirty GOLD…
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