The Boston Globe - Monday, May 20, 1895
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"A YOUNG LADY FROM BOSTON."
Omnipresent, Serious and Blue-Spectacled
Maiden from the Hub.
"At the sale of Oscar Wilde's bric-a-brac in London last week," a cable dispatch says, "a young lady from Boston secured a quaintly inlaid Moorish folding tray and mirror."
Once again the hub is brought into prominence as a city whose sons and daughters value the intellectuality even when there are flies on it.
"A young lady from Boston" is always to be found in any part of the world where an auction sale of interesting relics is going on. She is an omnipresent creature.
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