Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-02-06
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HE ATLANTIC MONTHLY, for Febru.
airy, is very readable, and has 8 most
attractive table of contents, as follows:
The Guardian Angel. Part II. A
story of New England Life of to-day,
by Oliver Wendell Holmes; Mona. A
Poem by Alice Cary characteristics OF
the Elizabethian Literature. The first
of a series of articles on English Lite
nature, by Z. P. Whipple ; George Be.
billions knight. The beginning of a
Story by the author of Margaret
Howth," Life in the Iron Mills" etc.
Comic journalism. By one whose ex-
perience peculiarly fits him to write on
this subject Elibabeth's Chamber /;
Katharine Morne. Part ". By the
author of Herman :" A Drift-Wood
Fire. Another "Out Door Paper" by
I. W. Higginson ; Real Estate. A Poem,
by j. I. Trowbridge; How Mr.. Frye
would have preached it. By the au-
thor of "a Man without a Country :"
Glacial Phenomena in Maine. The
first of s series of popular scientific
papers, by Professor Agassis Forzia
Maggiore. A chapter of Italian expe-
~rience, by the author of Venetian
Life ;" The Guerdon. A Poem, by T.
B. Aldrich ; Recollections of John Van
derlyn, the Artist /; The Republican
Alliance. By Joseph Mazzini; The
Standpoint of the Boarding-House ;
Reviews and Literary Notices.
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