To look at this fair little woman one could
not imagine the amount of work she could
accomplish, and it is almost impossible to
believe she could be heard in a hall con
taining 6,090 people, and > t she often lec
tures to such crowds, and her voice, though
soft and gentle, will penetrate to the
farthest corner of an audience hall. She is
without doubt the most interesting lecturer
J have ever heard. Her language is chaste,
beautiful, and her originality of thought
wonderful.
On her arrival in New York she was in
terviewed by a World's reporter, and gave
many pleasant incidents- of her sojourn She
has been the guest of Lady Henry Somer
set, and speaks of her stay tin re as “a
day dream." When asked the secret of her
return to health, she attributed it to a good
rest—says she is an e.ght-hour woman—eight
hours for work, eight hours tor sk up and
eight hours tor what you will, and one day
in the seven for the soul. She goes on to
say that speaking in public was what had
injured her; for ten years she had averaged
oi.e address a day the year round, and
while abroad she aid very little of this
tv 'er. .yampb ition 1m-
p. . ter, she id, "Sir
, Benjamin Wan; Richardson, one of the
greatest hygienists of Great Britain, lie
prescribed a bicyci.-, and Miss WUktrd says
she took the prescription in big dost s.
