Hopkins

A heavy footstep was heard upon the stairs, and Jack Hopkins presented himself.

Then I was sent up to 'Captain Hopkins' in the room overhead, with Mr.

Hopkins, so Booker Washington became a peculiarly receptive pupil of his.

"Hopkins is an excellent person--but Hopkins has a tongue.

Hopkins, another grocer, could not be budged beyond five dollars.

Wasn't the experience of Dancer, and Elwes, and Hopkins, and Blewbury Jones, and ever so many more of 'em, similar to mine?

Hopkins, an English actress, and, the match meeting with parental disapproval, had himself taken to the stage as a profession.

But if we ever do go and get damask, Sadler's is the place--far better than Hopkins's.

This is certain, that if the world neglected Miss Sharp, she never was known to have done a good action in behalf of anybody; nor can it be expected that twenty-four young ladies should all be as amiable as the heroine of this work, Miss Sedley (whom we have selected for the very reason that she was the best-natured of all, otherwise what on earth was to have prevented us from putting up Miss Swartz, or Miss Crump, or Miss Hopkins, as heroine in her place!) it could not be expected that every one should be of the humble and gentle temper of Miss Amelia Sedley; should take every opportunity to vanquish Rebecca's hard-heartedness and ill-humour; and, by a thousand kind words and offices, overcome, for once at least, her hostility to her kind.

"TO THE RED-HEADED LEAGUE: On account of the bequest of the late Ezekiah Hopkins, of Lebanon, Pennsylvania, U.