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Studies in Kitchen Science and Art II.—Wheat, Rye and Corn 82 Bread 84 He Maketh All Things New 86 The Pauper Problem in Germany 87 Romance Versus Reality 88 Geography of the Heavens for November 92 Melrose and Holyrood 93 The Laureate Poets 96 Common Sense in the American Kit...
For three centuries England has luxuriated in a succession of regal poets, wearing, not hereditary crowns, but laurel wreaths bestowed by royal hands in virtue of the loyalty ra...
4. CHAPTER II.—THE CAUSES OF INTEMPERANCE.The undoubted antiquity of the poison vice has induced several able physiologists to assume the hygienic necessity of artificial stimulation. But the not less undoubted fact tha...
1. Chapter II.—The Causes of Intemperancy 79Studies in Kitchen Science and Art II.—Wheat, Rye and Corn 82 Bread 84 He Maketh All Things New 86 The Pauper Problem in Germany 87 Romance Versus Reality 88 Geography of the He...
5. m. Other phenomena connected with the sun are as follows: On the 4th,at 3:00 p. m., it is in superior conjunction with Mercury, rendering of course by its great brilliancy that little planet invisible. On the 13th it is in opposition to Neptune;...
3. CHAPTER II.The early inhabitants of Greece, and of the islands in the beautiful Ægean, were an active race, sprightly, and highly imaginative. Though, as yet, uncultured and unaided, their...
2. CHAPTER II.—THE GREEK—HIS PROPERTY.All Greek property was divided both according to its use, and also according to its nature. If it was such as merely produced enjoyment to the owner it was called idle; if it wa...