...that never was tamed,' of Exeter 'Change — looking almost as wild, and feeling quite as savage ! " Presenting me to each and all of the splendid crowd,...Erskine, this is the ' Wild Irish Girl.' whom you were so anxious to know. I assure you she talks quite as well as she writes. Now, my dear, do tell...

...one of the chairmen to Stanhope-street, for Miss Owcnson's harp."'— Vol. i. pp. 101, 103. ******* ' Presenting me to each and all of the splendid crowd,...introduction with a little exordium, which seemed 394 Lady Morgan— Oct. to amuse every one but its subject. "Lord Erskine, this is the ' Wild Irish...

...that " so . many whimsical efforts proceeded merely from an immoderate desire to bring me foward." Presenting me to each and all of the splendid crowd,...gathered round us, she prefaced every introduction ftith a little exordium, which seemed to amuse every one but its subject. " Lord Erskine, this is the...

...— where singing birds are always silent, and butterflies are for once at rest. ****** pre. senting me to each and all of the splendid crowd, which an...little exordium, which seemed to amuse every one." Amelia Opie was among the earliest and most attached of Lady Cork's friends ; nor did the great change...

...like the beautiful hyena that never was tamed, looking about as wild, and feeling quite as savage. Presenting me to each and all of the splendid crowd which an idle curiosity had gathered round us, Lady Cork prefaced every introduction with a little exordium, ' Lord Erskine,...