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Studies in Kitchen Science and Art III.—Barley, Oats, Rice and Buckwheat 137 The Cereals 139 Home Studies in Chemistry and Physics III.—Chemistry of Air 141 The Laureate Poets 144 The Spell of the Halcyon 146 Christmas Dangers and Christmas Hints 147 Do Animals Feign Death? 15...
Samuel Daniel, Spenser’s successor as laureate, is unknown to the general reader, though by the reader of his time he was well considered, and literary critics of every age have...
3. CHAPTER III.—PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF THE POISON HABIT.Science tells us that there is a general progressive tendency in nature. According to the opinion of some modern biologists, all plants and animals have been developed from lowe...
1. Chapter III.—Physiological Effects of the Poison Habit 134Studies in Kitchen Science and Art III.—Barley, Oats, Rice and Buckwheat 137 The Cereals 139 Home Studies in Chemistry and Physics III.—Chemistry of Air 141 The Laureate Poets 1...
5. PART II.—ALEXANDER.P. 37.—“One of his own daughters.” This daughter’s name was Cleopatra. She was full sister to Alexander, and consequently a niece of the king of Epirus, whom she married.
2. CHAPTER III.The earliest and most natural form of idolatry was the worship of the heavenly bodies, and especially the sun, whose splendor, light, heat, and salutary influence upon all natur...