ack wistfully to anearlier and better and happier England ;a treasuring of all that reminds us of ourwasted heritage, and a pained tense feelingof our present misery. Mr. Griggs doesnot rail at the present, nor weep over it ;but the joyous alacrity with which he turnshis back on it helps us to… … 16 THE CRESSETT. BYF. L. GRIGGS, R.E. THE ETCHINGS OF F. L. GRIGGS g #c*r
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