Poet's Guide to the Inferno, The (From the Italian of Dante Allighieri) Trans. H. F. Cary

Trans. John Boyle (Earl of Cork).
Charles Churchill

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396

115

Second Circle of the Inferno, The (From the Italian of Dante Allighieri) Trans. Mrs. Ramsay

Secret of the Stradivarius, The

Self-Instruction . .

Rev. J. Stevenson, D. D.

178

David Mallet.

262

331

Story of Roman Discipline, A (From the Latin of Titus Livius [Livy]) Trans. Richard Baker .
St. Pierre to Ferrardo

Stream of Life, The

Strike, but Hear.

Sublime, The

James M'Cosh, LL.D.

Teachings of the Ancients (From the Latin of Aulus Persius Flaccus) Trans. Sir W. Drummond

Tempest, The

146

James Sheridan Knowles.

Arthur Hugh Clough
Plutarch.

105

323

274

388

103

Those Churches Old and Gray

Too-Early-Opening Flower, The (From the Dutch of Jeremias de Decker) Trans. Harry S. Van Dyk

WE are indebted to the following authors and publishers for kind permission to use selections from their works:
To Charles Scribner's Sons for "The Pearl of the Philippines" and "The Stork and the Ruby," from the poems of
Richard Henry Stoddard.

To Benson J. Lossing and his publisher, Henry Johnson, for "The Battle of New Orleans."

To J. B. Lippincott & Co., for " Mexican Mythology," from Prescott's Conquest of Mexico; also for the poems of
Miss Julia C. R. Dorr, "Outgrown" and "Margery Gray.”

To Houghton, Mifflin & Co., for "The Eternal Goodness," from the poems of John J. Whittier; also "The Silu-
rian Beach," by Prof. Louis Agassiz.

To James R. Osgood & Co. and B. A. Hinsdale, for the selection "Remarks made at the Morse Memorial," by
the late President James A. Garfield.

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