Category: Journals

The Chautauquan, Vol. 04, May 1884, No. 8

REQUIRED READING Readings from Roman History 437 Commercial Law IV.—Real Estate 439 Sunday Readings [_May 4_] 440 [_May 11_] 441 [_May 18_] 441 [_May 25_] 442 Readings in Art II.—The Painters and Paintings of Northern Europe 442 Selections from American Literature Thomas Baile...

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13. Part 13

“Passing from the work-room we enter the children’s department. There are three classes, corresponding to the ages of the pupils: the intermediate, primary, and the school for t...

16. Part 16

Perhaps there is nowhere a circle more to be congratulated on its leader than the one at =Akron, O.= That the members heartily appreciate this, too, we can plainly tell from the...

7. Part 7

The habit of preoccupation which sometimes shows itself by hesitation in speech is less dangerous than weakness, but it should not be neglected. Having “too much to think about”...

11. Part 11

Archbishop Usher, when crossing the Channel from Ireland to England, was wrecked on some part of the coast of Wales. After having reached the shore, he made the best of his way...

8. Part 8

As regards the women, I declare that I have never been able to find out anything at all concerning their amusements. Certainly one can see a few of them any Sunday walking about...

6. Part 6

But this anecdote must only be taken to show that Wendell Phillips at eleven years was not afraid of his father, and was not averse to criticising what he thought mistaken. He t...

3. Part 3

Between the years 1507 and 1520, Dürer produced many of his most famous works. In 1509, he bought a house for himself in the Zisselgasse, at Nuremberg. In 1515 Raphael sent a sk...

10. Part 10

“He listened attentively to my brief rehearsal of the structure of parts whose names were still unknown to me; the fringed gill-arches and movable operculum; the pores of the he...

2. Part 2

That either a warranty or quit-claim deed transfers the owner’s entire interest in the real estate; but while by the former the grantor warrants the title and engages to defend...

17. Part 17

94. Q. How long did the House of Lancaster continue to hold the throne, and what sovereigns reigned during the time? A. It continued sixty-two years, embracing the reigns of the...

9. Part 9

Dry statistics, I have idly observed, are not usually relished by the average knowledge-seeker, or shall I say even tolerated? But I shall presume that all of mine will patientl...

14. Part 14

Lest the term “military prisoner” should mislead some reader whose recollection of the events of the late civil war, or of the stories concerning the treatment of prisoners brin...

4. Part 4

In the National Gallery we find two portraits of Rembrandt, one representing him at the age of thirty-two, another when an old man. In the same collection is the “Woman taken in...

15. Part 15

“My religion is very simple,” said Napoleon to Monge. “I look at this universe so vast, so complex, so magnificent, and I say to myself that it can not be the work of chance, bu...

5. Part 5

As yet there had been no declaration of war by England or France, and the ministers of the two countries kept assuring each other of peaceful intentions, though the hostility of...

19. Part 19

We shall have to study the machine politician a good deal before we dispense with his existence. In New York City, investigations show that the city offices, such as County Cler...

18. Part 18

A few words respecting the Madison Avenue Church and its pastor will help our readers to understand the case. The church was founded a dozen or more years ago by Dr. Hepworth, w...

1. Part 1

REQUIRED READING Readings from Roman History 437 Commercial Law IV.—Real Estate 439 Sunday Readings [_May 4_] 440 [_May 11_] 441 [_May 18_] 441 [_May 25_] 442 Readings in Art II...

20. Part 20

P. 65.—“Godfrey of Bouillon,” booˈyonˌ. (1060?-1100.) In the struggle of Henry IV., of Germany, with Pope Gregory VII., Godfrey had aided Henry, and was the first to scale the w...

12. Part 12

This beautiful story, true to fact, and so dramatically told, comes upon the reader with a pleasant surprise, and I have quoted it at length not only for its intrinsic beauty, b...

21. Part 21

Among the many books on temperance that have been written during the last two years one of the most useful is “Leaves from the Diary of an Old Lawyer.”[F] The materials for the...