LITTLE NOTES ON “GENERAL” HISTORY. No. 2.— EDMONTON AND THE OMNIBUS. When Wordsworth visited Charles Lamb in his cottage at Edmonton he returned to London by coach. Some few years afterwards the omnibus succeeded the stage as the northern suburb's sole means of transit to the Cit

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New Readers Begin Here. CHARACTERS IN THE STORY. ROftALIB GNIIVK, » pretty, Viv»ciou« girl with ideas and a will her own. RoasUl*. RBV. HUSH CBIIVI, Rosalie’s husband, who not man the world, but is very much himself a man. ALAN WYNNE, Irresponsible, but clever, artist with the a