Atlantic Monthly
The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 01, No. 06, April, 1858 A Magazine of Literature, Art, and Politics
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共 90 题- THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY.
- A MAGAZINE OF LITERATURE, ART, AND POLITICS.
- VOL. I.--APRIL, 1858.--NO. VI.
- THE HUNDRED DAYS.
- PERSONAL REMINISCENCES.
- MY JOURNAL TO MY COUSIN MARY.
- IV.
- V.
- VI.
- VII.
- VIII.
- I motioned to her to proceed at once.
- Alice peeped in, and asked, "May he come?"
- AMOURS DE VOYAGE.
- III
- III.--CLAUDE TO EUSTACE.
- IV.--CLAUDE TO EUSTACE.
- VI.--CLAUDE TO EUSTACE.
- VII.--CLAUDE TO EUSTACE.
- VIII.--CLAUDE TO EUSTACE.
- IX.--CLAUDE TO EUSTACE.
- X.--CLAUDE TO EUSTACE.
- XI.--CLAUDE TO EUSTACE.
- XII.--MARY TREVELLYN TO MISS ROPER.
- XIII.--CLAUDE TO EUSTACE.
- THE CATACOMBS OF ROME.
- II.
- HAPPINESS.
- THE PURE PEARL OF DIVER'S BAY.
- The face of the girl flushed a little as she answered,--"_H. H_."
- II.
- III.
- IV.
- THE STORY OF KARIN.
- A DANISH LEGEND.
- THE ABBÉ DE L'ÉPÉE.
- WHO IS THE THIEF?
- FROM MR. MATTHEW SHARPIN TO CHIEF INSPECTOR THEAKSTONE.
- FROM CHIEF INSPECTOR THEAKSTONE TO MR. MATTHEW SHARPIN.
- FROM MR. MATTHEW SHARPIN TO CHIEF INSPECTOR THEAKSTONE.
- FROM THE SAME TO THE SAME.
- I did look out. Their cab had stopped. Where? At a church door!
- FROM CHIEF INSPECTOR THEAKSTONE TO SERGEANT BULMER.
- FROM SERGEANT BULMER TO CHIEF INSPECTOR THEAKSTONE.
- I remain, accordingly, yours to command,
- FROM CHIEF INSPECTOR THEAKSTONE TO MR. MATTHEW SHARPIN.
- TELLING THE BEES.[A]
- PERSIAN POETRY.
- Take, as specimens of these gnomic verses, the following:--
- Or this of Omar Chiam:--
- Or this of Enweri:--
- Or this of Ibn Jemin:--
- Or this poem on Friendship:--
- Here is a poem on a Melon, by Adsched of Meru:--
- The rapidity of his turns is always surprising us:--
- And again:--
- And again:--
- Again,--
- And again,--
- Another:--
- Another:--
- Again:--
- Again:--
- And with still more vigor in the following lines:--
- Here is a little epitaph that might have come from Simonides:--
- Presently we have,--
- The following verse of Omar Chiam seems to belong to Hafiz:--
- As might this picture of the first days of Spring, from Enweri:--
- Hafiz says,--
- Ibn Jemin writes thus:--
- Dschami says,--
- His ingenuity never sleeps:--
- Nor shall Death snatch her from his pursuit:--
- Then we have all degrees of passionate abandonment:--
- And sometimes his love rises to a religious sentiment:--
- CHODSCHU KERMANI.
- THE EXILE.
- NISAMI.
- ENWERI.
- BODY AND SOUL.
- IBN JEMIN.
- A stanza of Hilali on a Flute is a luxury of idealism:--
- THE AUTOCRAT OF THE BREAKFAST-TABLE.
- EVERY MAN HIS OWN BOSWELL.
- 4. The climate of the place is particularly favorable to longevity.
- LES SOCIÉTÉS POLYPHYSIOPHILOSOPHIQUES.
- WHAT WE ALL THINK.
- SANDALPHON.
- MR. BUCHANAN'S ADMINISTRATION.
- LITERARY NOTICES.