A member of tho Vermont Legislature, replying to a vory frothy and ignorant orator on tho other side, said " Mr. Speaker, I can't ro')ly to that 'ere opcech, for it always wrenches me terribly to kiok at nothing." Ahekioak Laudation* or Emma lloWsjok. —A Louisville paper thua speaks of tho first nppearunee of Miss Ilowson in that city : —" \Vhon -Miss Howson first appeared her bright ayes nnd lovely face attracted everybody. But when her pearly teeth were disclosed there ciime such a cataract of dia'ronddrops of melody that the house seemed, ns it were, deluged in a spray of harmony equal to that which ono might imagiuo would coma from a Niagara composed of JEoliaa harps." Tkie we presumo is " liigli falutin." I
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New Zealand Herald, Volume VII, Issue 2023, 14 July 1870, Page 4
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