Little Journeys to the Homes of the Great - Volume 14: Little Journeys to the Homes of Great MusiciansHubbard, Elbert
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Little Journeys to the Homes of the Great - Volume 14: Little Journeys to the Homes of Great Musicians
Hubbard, Elbert
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visit to Ashland, home of Henry Clay, iii, 215;
the spelling-class in the little red school-house, iii, 255;
childhood of, iii, 278;
boyhood days in Illinois, iii, 280;
his description of his participation in a pioneer funeral, iii, 283;
birth of, in Bloomington, Ill., iii, 287;
he sits in the lap of Judge Davis, nominator of Lincoln, iii, 288;
recital of events attending the death of Lincoln, iii, 300;
Copperhead experiences of, iii, 292, 301;
he visits the grave of Rubens, iv, 92;
his dislike of olives, iv, 108;
his experience in Cadiz, Spain, iv, 108;
his adventure with the little girl collector, iv, 123;
his experience in Saint Mark's Square, Venice, iv, 147;
his adventures with Enrico, the Venetian gondolier, iv, 149;
criticism of John Ruskin's literary work, iv, 166;
admiration of, for Titian's _Assumption_, iv, 168;
story regarding portrait artist in Albany, iv, 183;
his description of a Queenstown embarkation, iv, 274;
his visit to the village of Auburn, Ireland, iv, 286;
his conversation with the little girl drawing pussy cats, iv, 314;
visit to the Kelmscott Press, v, 28;
William Morris and, v, 32;
W. H. Seward and, v, 71;
experiences of, in an Ayrshire hay-field, v, 96;
his adventures with cranks, v, 111;
he visits the home of Macaulay, v, 177;
traveling experiences in Scotland, v, 265;
his adventures with White Pigeon at Grasmere, v, 269;
he visits the birthplace of Raphael, vi, 19;
he meets White Pigeon at East Aurora, vi, 39;
his sojourn in the art-gallery of Luxembourg, vi, 75;
his love for boys, vi, 102;
Augustus St. Gaudens and, vi, 117;
the Harvard "right tackle" and, vi, 174;
the grocery-store genius and, vi, 197;
his adventure with the market woman of Parma, vi, 237;
Robert Ingersoll and, vii, 255;
his experience with Boston preachers, vii, 309;
George William Curtis and, vii, 315;
his encounter with mob law, vii, 389;
Wendell Phillips and, vii, 410;
his recital of the taming of a sculptor, vii, 24;
Rev. Theodore Parker and, ix, 389;
Andrew Carnegie and, xi, 284;
his horseshoe adventure, xi, 288;
at the birthplace of H. H. Rogers, xi, 365;
H. H. Rogers and, xi, 392;
Mark Twain and, xi, 392;
J. J. Hill and, xi, 425;
his adventure with the Irish lumbermen, xii, 336;
lumbermen, xii, 336;
he meets the son of Alfred Russel Wallace, xii, 375;
John Burroughs and, xii, 376;
he loses the Mozart manuscript on a railroad-train, xiv, 299.
Hubbard's Law, xi, 390.
Hudson, Hendrik, viii, 45.
Hughes, Arthur, painter, v, 20.
Hughes, Thomas, _Tom Brown at Rugby_, x, 229.
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