Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1878-04-20
HARPERH MAGAZINE FOR
e, : NAY, 1873.

HARPER6 MAGAZINE FOR
u, ! NAY, 1873.
HARPERs MAGAZINE for May we'll
befits the month, with its Italian
poeta. ita Western song birds, and
ita beantifnl Easter poem.
The Number opens with . beauti-
fully illustrated paper, entitled
"Coast Rambles in Essex" BY s. A.
Drake. the author Of "Nooks and
Corners Of the New England Coast"
Mr.. Drake, in his most charmir 3 style,
gives us the remances and hannOrs Of
Lyon, Swampacnt. and Nahant.
The "Song Birds of the West" IL
contributed by Robert Ridgeway, our
g,eat ornithologicsl authority, and
Il exqnisitely illustrated by Gibson
and Beard.
Eugene Lawrence contributes an
interesting illustrated paper on the
"Italian Poets )" and this is happily
supplemented by Mn. Margaret j
Preston's "The Silent Tryst"-s
poem about Petrarch and Laura by
Mr.. Howlaud's TRANSLATION 0f . Sonn-
ct and three Madrigals by Michael
Angelo; and by Dr.. Coan's fine
poem. "The Italian Poet in Exile"
Mrs. Frances l.. Mace, the author
Of "lsrafil," }" contributes Q beautiful
poem, entitled "Easter Morning.
which Ia illustrated by Fr~dericks.
An Illustrated story, 1.-THE Story OF
Jean Malcomb." 10 BY Susau Archer
Weisa, the pictures BY Abbey.
The third paper Of the series of
''Old Flen,ish Masters" II abont
Rnbena, and contains some beautiful
engravings after his most celebrated
pictures.
The Emperor Williams snmmes
palaces are described in On illustrat-
cd paper, entitled "Along the Hav.
el," BY Arthur venner, Who, IN the
course Of his article narrates n In
teresting adventure Of Carl Sehurs's
younger days.
The two great serial novels Of the
year" Z"Macleod of Dare;" hy Will
lam Black, and "The Retnrn Of the
Native" by Thomas Hardy-grow
in interest with every monthly 10.
atallment. There are also In thia
Naml,er, hesidea the illustrated story
already mentioned, two interesting
short stories-"My Nerhew's Crot-
chets," by Lucretia p. Hale, and
"Why Jack went to Europe" BY
Julian Hawthorne. shE n
A very suggestive paper on . snb-
jcct, always timely, and now again
bronght ff-sh tn the popular mind b.
Charles Reade's recent Letters in
Hayper's Weekly, 10 contributed by
William Blaikie, entitled "Free
Muacnlar Development" showing
BY how simple ,nethOds tho beat
physical training may b secured.
The Hon. F. H. Morse contributes
q brief bnt important paper on the
English Civil Service, with especial
reference to its consular and diplom-
attic branch.
H.nrietta Hardys poem, "May.
Flower" concludes the body Of the
Magazine.
The easy Chair" opens with au
article IN Daniel Wsbater, and foll.
avs with aome very Interesting
glimpses Of the aid Waltsn House, il
connection With which it quantity y
describes . Flemiah interior In The
pnblishine house over the way. Il
introduces % again to . Sassafras
Clmb sliacuasiOn, end concludes with
. notice Of the 'Temder Recollect.
h'ns II Irene Macgillicuddy." The
other Editorial Departments are ~
entertaining and Instructive ~
usual. ,or fes+ h svHk's
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