Sections 1 The Lyceum Bureau was, at one time, a great feature in American life. 2 [Illustration] On one occasion, when engaged to speak at Maquoketa, Iowa, I arrived at Lyons… 3 The pleasant feature of these trips was the great educational work accomplished for the… 4 Once when Harriet Beecher Stowe was at Dr. 5 In November, 1869, I passed one night in Philadelphia, with Miss Anthony, at Anna… 6 All this Miss Anthony and I beheld with our own eyes, and, in company with Sarah Pugh and… 7 The Michigan University, with its extensive grounds, commodious buildings, medical and law… 8 At Coldwater, in spite of its name, I found a warm, appreciative audience. 9 After twenty-four hours in the express I found myself in a pleasant room in the… 10 We next surveyed the Pomeroy building, which contained a large, tastefully finished hall and… 11 As you approach St. 12 From St. 13 I was sorry to find that Mrs. 14 But, as I had telegraphed, I told him I thought someone would be there, and I would take the…
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