Meanings of interesting reminiscences in English

A somewhat startling incident put an end to these interesting reminiscences.

There are many interesting reminiscences or traditions of the early European settlers of Illinois.

Scattered through the story are many interesting reminiscences and incidents.

Madame Streicher's interesting reminiscences, given in Appendix III., form a supplement to this chapter.

Some interesting reminiscences are given, by some of his pupils, of these school-days in Boston.

We then resumed our interesting reminiscences, and Geneviève was the first to speak of her brother.

Of one of his sojourns here some interesting reminiscences have been sent to me by Mr. L.V.

His memory, which did not fail him till the last, was a wonderful storehouse of interesting reminiscences.

Mr. Packer related several interesting reminiscences of the cavern, until he saw that the boys were getting sleepy.

He was full of interesting reminiscences of his life at Washington, at Rome, and at Versailles with Bismarck.

He gave interesting reminiscences of Tom Corwin, his old preceptor, and said that Corwin's power over an audience was magical.

He is still living near his old home, and gave our representative in Indiana interesting reminiscences which are incorporated into the present article.

Besides these interesting reminiscences, I have been hearing most thrilling stories from Mrs. Lyman and Mr. Coan of volcanoes, earthquakes, and tidal waves.

William Allingham: a Diary (1907), edited by Mrs Allingham and D. Radford, contains many interesting reminiscences of Tennyson, Carlyle and other famous contemporaries.

Comprising Interesting Reminiscences and Facts, Remarkable Traits and Humor.

Interesting reminiscences are recalled by "Parson" Williams of his early life.