Cousins, Frank, b. 1851, Riley, Phil M. (Phil Madison), b. 1882 joint author · Boston, Little, Brown and Company · leaf 142
ouse into one of exceptional charm anddistinction and preserved some of Mclntires mostnotable personal handicraft. In more recent years this house was occupieduntil his death in 1885 by Captain Cooks son-in-law,General Henry Kemble Oliver, the famous composerand musician, and here he wrote the… … Plate XXXIV. — The house where Hawthorne achieved fame, 14 Mall Street; Paved Courtyard between Pierce-Johonnot- Nichols House and Barn.
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