Word: drawn
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...widow, marries a French nobleman, chiefly for his title and later discovers that he is more or less of a blackguard. Some incidents of the Franco-Prussian war are woven into the plot in an interesting way, although there is no actual fighting. The characters are not as clearly drawn as some in her earlier works, being rather conventional, but the plot is carefully constructed, although the ending is rather unsatisfactory and suggests the "Prisoner of Zenda." As a whole the book is interesting and serves well enough to while away a rainy afternoon...
...LIFE AT HARVARD."- Robert Grant '73 and E. S. Martin '77, have made the Harvard contribution for the "Scribner's Magazine" articles on "Undergraduate Life at American Universities." W. H. Hyde has drawn the jillustrations, from life. The Harvard articles appear in the May number, which is now ready...
...LIFE AT HARVARD."- Robert Grant '73 and E. S. Martin '77, have made the Harvard contribution for the "Scribner's Magazine" articles on "Undergraduate Life at American Universities." W. H. Hyde has drawn the illustrations, from life. The Harvard articles appear in the May number, which is now ready...
...LIFE AT HARVARD."- Robert Grant '73 and E. S. Martin '77, have made the Harvard contribution for the "Scribner's Magazine" articles on "Undergraduate Life at American Universities." W. H. Hyde has drawn the illustrations, from life. The Harvard articles appear in the May number, which is now ready...
...LIFE AT HARVARD." -Robert Grant '73 and E. S. Martin '77, have made the Harvard contribution for the "Scribner's Magazine" articles on "Undergraduate Life at American Universities." W. H. Hyde has drawn the illustrations, from life. The Harvard articles appear in the May number, which is now ready...