ses by the United States Bank, 270; 294, 299, 304;
resumes the management of Covent Garden, 309, 322, 361;
his loss at Covent Garden, 365;
his illness, 365, 367, 369; 371, 372, 373, 375, 418, 419, 421, 423,
432, 433, 435, 443, 444, 450;
debating the route, 455; 458;
his deafness, 462;
on the Continent, 472;
gives up readings, 519;
declines to read "Antigone," 614; 632;
compared with Macready, 636; 653

Kemble, Mrs. Charles, story of a miniature, 195;
her acquaintance with Captain Clayton, 317

Kemble, Frances Ann, on marriage, 1, 70;
her first Fourth of July in America, 4;
fresh butter, 6;
her servants, 8;
her journal, 11;
double entry, 11;
her portrait, 13, 85;
portrait as _Beatrice_, 13;
her opinion of slavery, 16;
riding, 20;
study of the Bible, 21, 24;
treatise on slavery, 21;
fear, 25;
on emancipation, 29, 31;
babies and authorship, 33;
gardening, 33;
_bugs_, 33;
bees, 35;
ants, 35;
slavery, 35, 41, 185, 203;
fire-flies, 36;
beetles, 36;
flies, 36;
disappointment at not going South, 40;
complexion, 42;
voyage to England, 43;
the death-vision, 44;
London society, 45, 665;
waiting for a vessel, 56;
voyage to America, 67;
on Christianity, 71;
on members of the Convention, 73;
her "English Tragedy," 72, 73, 103:
disease an invention, 77;
defence of Providence, 79;
illness of her child, 82;
on time, 84;
scorpions, 88;
birth of her child, 92;
on dying, 92;
on letter-writing, 95;
on singularity, 98;
death of her mother, 102;
going to Georgia, 103;
travelling with children, 105;
"they always washes two at a time," 107;
a North Carolina toilet, 112;
on labor, 114;
a night journey, 119;
a day's rest, 120;
the dread of singularity, 123;
the Charleston negroes, 125;
Margery's observations on Southerners, 126;
incidents of the voyage to Savannah, 129;
voyage to Darien, 130;
the outer bound of creation, 130;
welcome home, 131;
a lively sense of benefits to come, 133;
first visit to the sick house, 133;
"O Lord a mercy! sure this is never I," 136;
"What for you work, Missus?" 137;
education of children, 143, 179;
manifold avocations, 147;
her house, 147;
the Menai bridge, 148;
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