[89] A Greek Protestant minister.
[90] Francis Parkman had written an article opposing woman suffrage.
[91] Luther Terry, an American painter who had lived long in Rome, and had been a close friend of Thomas Crawford. He survived his wife by some years.
[92] Dr. H. P. Beach.
[93] The late Richard Sullivan.
[94] Welsh for "glory": a favorite exclamation of hers, learned in childhood from a Welsh servant.
[95] John Howe Hall.
[96] Laura had once been told that she "would not amount to much without her good nature."
[97] Berkeley Chambers, where she and Maud spent this winter.
[98] Michael.