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Thomas Wentworth Higginson, Cheerful Yesterdays 6 0 Browse Search
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Thomas Wentworth Higginson, Carlyle's laugh and other surprises, chapter 24 (search)
enough, as some one suggested, for a group of War and peace, such as the sculptors were just then portraying. Most interesting, too, I found on one occasion, at Charles Perkins's, the companionship of two young Englishmen, James Bryce and Albert Dicey, both since eminent, but then just beginning their knowledge of this country. I vividly remember how Dicey came in rubbing his hands with delight, saying that Bryce had just heard a boarder at the hotel where he was staying say European twiceDicey came in rubbing his hands with delight, saying that Bryce had just heard a boarder at the hotel where he was staying say European twice, and had stopped to make a note of it in his diary. But I cannot allow further space to them, nor even to Mr. George Bancroft, about whom the reader will find a more ample sketch in this volume (page 95). I will, however, venture to repeat one little scene illustrating with what parental care he used to accompany young ladies on horseback in his old age, galloping over the Newport beaches. On one of these occasions, after he had dismounted to adjust his fair companion's stirrup, he was heard