# Lippincott's Monthly Magazine/Volume 34
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​LiPPiNCOTT's Magazine OP POPULAR LITERATURE AND SCIENCE, OLD SERIES, VOL. XXXIY.-NEW SERIES, VOL. VII -x^ PHILADELPHIA: J. B. LIPPINCOTT & CO
Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year 1884, by
J. B. LIPPINCOTT & CO.,
In the Office of the Librarian of Congress, at Washington.
Lippincott's Press, Philadelphia.
CONTENTS.
PAGE
American Authors and Artists in Rome Eugene L. Didier 491
American of the Future, The Edward C. Bruce 272
Aurora. (Illustrated.) Mary Agnes Tincker . . . . 24, 133, 217, 317, 441, 543
Bohemian Antipodes Margaret Bertha Wright 291
Chaperon, My Henry Lewis 197
Charles Reade, Personal Reminiscences of John Coleman 146, 234, 354
Confederate Postage-Stamps. (Illustrated.) Will M. Clemens 203
Delacroix and Shakespeare Theodore Child 307
Dick Frederick Carman 67
Domestic Pets Catherine C. Hopley 472
Felicie's Reception Kate Putnam Osgood 565
French Broad, On the. (Illustrated.) Edmund Kirke 425, 529
French Sewing-Girl, A Sarah A. Allison 497
Gossip from the English Lakes Amelia Barr 262
Headstrong Elizabeth G. Martin 363
Healthy Homes Felix L. Oswald 97
Holiday in Scotland, A Norman Pearson 452
Jack Miner's Wound Frank Park 480
John Bright as a Temperance Reformer Author of "Study and Stimulants" 465
Lesson in Hochdeutsch, A Caroline R. Corson 405
Life in a Russian Province Sarah M. S. Pereira 75, 186
Maison Dobbe, At the Charles Dunning 296
Modern Greece, Industries of Eunice W. Felton 388
Not his Deliberate Choice Celia P. Woolley 248
Oil-Region, In the Charles Burr Todd 553
Orchard, In an F. N. Zabriskie 381
Philosophy and Art of Dancing, The Norman Pearson 611
Pictured Rocks, Along the. (Illustrated.) B. D. Banta 321
Princess Ida's, At the Harriet Prescott Spofford 50
Ralph Waldo Emerson, Recollections of Frank Bellew 45
Romance of the Elm, The Lizzie W. Champney 85
School without Text-Books, A S. H. M. Byers 374
Shenandoah, Two Miles of the Edward C. Bruce 58
Somehow Mary Bigelow Francis 584
Some New Thing W. W. Crane 156
Some Suburbs of New York. (Illustrated.) 9, 113
Summer Trip to Alaska, A James A. Harrison 300
Three Months in Chili James S. Whitman 34
Visit to Naples, A Theodore Child 574
Vivisection Albert Leffingwell, M.D. 126
Week in Killarney, A The "Duchess" 174, 279, 396, 504, 598
Western Industry, A M. H. Catherwood 617
Why Not an American "Punch"? E. C. Reynolds 691
Wit and Diplomacy in Dictionaries C. W. Ernst 411
Women's Paradise, The Theodore Child 515
Word from a Woman against Female Suffrage, A E. A. Bloodgood 169
Literature of the Day, Comprising Reviews of the following Works:
Bellamy, Edward—Miss Ludington's Sister: A Romance of Immortality 319
Belt, Harriett Pennawell—Marjorie Huntingdon 528
Bianciardi, Mrs. E. D. R— At Home in Italy 212
Blake, H. G. O.—Summer: From the Journal of Henry D. Thoreau 421
Bonner, Sherwood—Suwanee River Tales 632
Boughton, George H., A.R.A.—Sketching Rambles in Holland, with Illustrations by the Author and Edwin A. Abbey 628
Brunner, A. W.—Cottages; or, Hints on Economical Building 526
Bunner, H. C.—Airs from Arcady and Elsewhere 111
Busch, Moritz—Our Chancellor: Sketches for a Historical Picture 420
Byers, S. H. M.—The Happy Isles, and Other Poems 112
Children of Issachar, The: A Story of Wrongs and Remedies 628
Craddock, Charles Egbert—Where the Battle was Fought 526
Crawford, F. Marion—A Roman Singer 109 ​PAGE
Drake, Samuel Adams — A Book of New-England Legends and Folk-Lore in Prose and Poetry 109
Durant, Héloise—Pine Needles; or, Sonnets and Songs 112
Fawcett, Edgar—Tinkling Cymbals 215
Froude, James Anthony, M.A.—Thomas Carlyle: A History of his Life in London, 1834-1881 626
Gower, Lord Ronald—My Reminiscences 108
Grant, Robert— An Average Man 110
Grant, Robert, O'Reilly, John Boyle, J. S., of Dale, and Wheelwright, John T.—The King's Men: A Tale of To-Morrow 423
Hansen-Taylor, Marie, and Scudder, Horace E.—Life and Letters of Bayard Taylor 524
Hard Heart, A: From the German of Golo Raimund, by S. H 216
Harris, Joel Chandler—Mingo, and other Sketches in Black and White 320
Hawthorne, Julian—Archibald Malmaison 215
Hawthorne, Nathaniel—A Wonder-Book for Girls and Boys 630
Hibbert, Rev. J.—Our Birds in their Haunts 630
Higginson, Thomas Wentworth—Margaret Fuller Ossoli 317
Hoppin, Augustus—Two Compton Boys 632
Howe, E. W.—The Story of a Country Town 527
Howe, Maud—The San Rosario Ranch 213
Ingersoll, Ernest—Country Cousins 629
Jewett, Sarah Orne—A Country Doctor 319
Johnson, Virginia W.—The Fainalls of Tipton 424
J. S., of Dale—The Crime of Henry Vane . . 214
Knox, Thomas W.—The Voyage of the Vivian to the North Pole and Beyond 631
Lang, Mrs. Andrew—Dissolving Views 320
Lawrence, Uncle—Young Folks' Ideas 631
Matthews, Brander, and Bunner, H. C.—In Partnership: Studies in Story-Telling 528
Miss Toosey's Mission, and Laddie 320
Miss Toosey's Mission, Author of—Tip Cat 631
Oliphant, Laurence—Piccadilly: A Fragment of Contemporary Biography 215
Palace-Prison, A; or, The Past and the Present 216
Pitman, Mrs. E. R.—Elizabeth Fry 316
Reade, Charles—A Perilous Secret 320
Robinson, A. Mary F.—The New Arcadia, and Other Poems 111
Rothrock, J. B.—Vacation Cruising in Chesapeake and Delaware Bays 212
Scudder, Horace E.—The Viking Bodleys 631
Seven Ages of Man, The. Illustrated with Photo-Gravures from Original Paintings 629
Shepard, William—Our Young Folks' Josephus 630
Sterling, A.—At Daybreak 111
Stockton, Frank R.—The Lady or the Tiger? and Other Stories 111
Stockton, Frank R.—The Story of Viteau 631
Taylor, Jane and Ann—Tales, Essays, and Poems 318
Townsend, George Alfred—The Entailed Hat; or, Patty Cannon's Times 110
Walford, L. B.—The Baby's Grandmother 422
White, John S.—The Boys' and Girls' Herodotus 631
Our Monthly Gossip, comprising the following Articles:
Business Meeting, A, 311; Chronic Invalids and Faith-Cures, 417; Democracy in Art, 624; Dummy, The, 210; Eyes or the Ears? The, 208; Gladstone in Private Life, 104; How Novels are Made, 415; Johnson, Rev. Jerusalem, 522; Mercenary, 107; Mr. James on Novels, 623; Mrs. Joe Smith, 419; Naples Cemetery, A, 621; Prize-Day in a French Public School, 206; Revival of Croquet, The, 315; Something Permanent in Æstheticism, 314; Spirit-Friendship, A, 106; Tact, 519; Want Supplied, A, 522; Which? 211.
Poetry:
Cloud-Land Charles L. Hildreth 380
Curfew Anna Boynton Averill 290
In Shadow Anne R. Aldrich 616
June Days Charles L. Hildreth 33
Late Rose, A Julia C. R. Dorr 353
Nooning, The Helen Gray Cone 233
Off San Salvador John B. Tabb 74
On the Beach Robertson Trowbridge 185
Poppy's Fault, The Mary Ainge De Vere 202
Rifled Hive, The James Lane Allen 247
Singer's Answer, A Frances L. Mace 564
Song of Margaret, The Marion Coulhouy 496
Study, A Howard Glyndon 196
Sunrise, At Charles L. Hildreth 464
Thekla's Song Franklin B. Gowen 97
Twilight Reminiscences Philip Bourke Marston 336
This work was published before January 1, 1929, and is in the public domain worldwide because the author died at least 100 years ago.
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