Eclectic Magazin
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共 58 题- Eclectic Magazine
- OF
- FOREIGN LITERATURE, SCIENCE, AND ART.
- FROM SIBERIA TO SWITZERLAND.
- THE STORY OF AN ESCAPE.
- BY WILLIAM WESTALL.
- WILLIAM WESTALL.
- THE ARREST.
- THE SENTENCE.
- SENT TO SIBERIA.
- I almost shout.
- THE CONVOY.
- THE SUBSTITUTION.
- THE FLIGHT.
- I gave him an itinerary, though not exactly the one I meant to follow.
- I told him.
- LIBERTY.
- FOOTNOTES:
- COLERIDGE AS A SPIRITUAL THINKER.
- BY PRINCIPAL TULLOCH.
- FOOTNOTES:
- THE PORTRAIT.
- A STORY OF THE SEEN AND THE UNSEEN.
- DELLA CRUSCA AND ANNA MATILDA:
- AN EPISODE IN ENGLISH LITERATURE.
- BY ARMINE T. KENT.
- Such is the immortality of poetic attachments—
- THE SAVAGE.
- BY PROF. F. MAX MÜLLER.
- The words of another author also may be quoted, who tells us:[13]—
- FOOTNOTES:
- LE BONHOMME CORNEILLE.
- BY HENRY M. TROLLOPE.
- And also:—
- CHARLES DICKENS AT HOME.
- WITH ESPECIAL REFERENCE TO HIS RELATIONS WITH CHILDREN.
- BY HIS ELDEST DAUGHTER.
- THE SUMMER PALACE, PEKING.
- BY C. F. GORDON CUMMING.
- FOOTNOTES:
- THE CAMORRA.
- THE DECAY OF IRISH HUMOR.
- PRINCE BISMARCK'S CHARACTER.
- FOOTNOTES:
- A FEW NOTES ON PERSIAN ART.
- HOW INSECTS BREATHE.
- BY THEODORE WOOD.
- PIERRE'S MOTTO:
- A CHACUN SELON SON TRAVAIL.
- A TALK IN A PARISIAN WORKSHOP ABOUT THE UNEQUAL DISTRIBUTION OF WEALTH.
- BEHIND THE SCENES.
- BY F. C. BURNAND.
- FOOTNOTES:
- GO TO THE ANT.
- LITERARY NOTICES.
- FOREIGN LITERARY NOTES.
- MISCELLANY.
- Transcriber's Notes