Female Life in Prison, Volum 2Hurst and Blackett, 1862 |
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airing ground airing yard Alice Grey amongst anxious appearance became better BLACKETT'S STANDARD LIBRARY Brixton Prison chaplain CHAPTER child class of prisoners Copes crime dark death discipline door doubt dress Dunbabin ELIZA TRENT Elizabeth Harris escort evinced fancy female convicts female prisoners Fisherton friends Fulham Refuge Government prisons Graham head heart HURST AND BLACKETT'S infirmary interest JEANNE D'ALBRET Jewess John Halifax Joshua Jebb JULIA KAVANAGH kind labour lady look Lydia Camblin MAD PRISONERS manner Margaret Maitland Mary MARY ANN SMITH Messrs Hurst Millbank and Brixton Millbank Prison mind Miss Hucker murder nature never night officer old prison once passed Peerage penal servitude prison character prison matrons prisoner's punished reader refractory cell remark rubbitch rules Sam Slick Sarah Baker schoolmistresses sentence servants sick Solomons's soners story superintendent thought tion visitors WALTER LANGLEY ward woman
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Side 299 - A full detailed biography of Irving we have not seen till now. In Mrs. Oliphant's volumes we trace the history, and mark the aspect, the joy, and grief, and conflict of his life, as we have never before been able to do. Mrs. Oliphant's work is admirable, presenting a most living, consistent, vivid picture of Irving.
Side 100 - I have a remembrance of looking through the "inspection" of a cell some years ago, and perceiving a prisoner, with her elbows on the table, staring at a common daisy, which she had plucked from the central patch of grass during her rounds — one of those rude, repulsive, yet not wholly bad prisoners, from whom no display of sentiment was anticipated. Yet the wistful look of that woman at her stolen prize was a gleam of as true sentiment as ever breathed in a poet's lines. A painter might have made...