Griswold

The people laid to rest there were part of a society that “rejected them as full human beings,” Griswold writes.

Mr. Griswold said he was glad the honorable gentleman from Virginia had assured the House there was no disguise in this business.

Griswold replied in what by common consent was the strongest argument on the Federal side.

She met Griswold's obvious disappointment with prompt explanation.

In her new upright position her gaze rested upon Griswold's newspapers, which he had flung down on the empty half of his section.

When Ardmore was displeased with Griswold he called him Professor, in a withering tone that disposed of the academic life.