Atlantic Monthly
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共 52 题- THE
- ATLANTIC MONTHLY.
- A MAGAZINE OF
- LITERATURE, ART, AND POLITICS.
- VOL. XI.--JANUARY, 1863.--NO. LXIII.
- HAPPIEST DAYS.
- THE PROMISE OF THE DAWN.
- A CHRISTMAS STORY.
- She stretched out her hands into the night, with a wild cry,--
- He was awake a long time after that, telling her, ending with,--
- IN THE HALF-WAY HOUSE.
- I.
- II.
- III.
- IV.
- V.
- VI.
- VII.
- MR. BUCKLE AS A THINKER.
- RECOLLECTIONS OF A GIFTED WOMAN.
- MR. AXTELL.
- PART VI.
- I hesitated to take that which she proffered.
- The grave minister looked pleased. Sophie said,--
- I put back with gladness the gift my father gave.
- He started a little at the name, and only a little, and he questioned,--
- THE LEGEND OF RABBI BEN LEVI.
- MY FRIEND THE WATCH.
- I nodded. My watch ticked on,--
- BENJAMIN BANNEKER, THE NEGRO ASTRONOMER.
- Another memorandum makes the following corrections:--
- In April, 1800, he writes:--
- The following is worthy of Pliny:--
- THE SLEEPING SENTINEL.
- IRON-CLAD SHIPS AND HEAVY ORDNANCE.
- ARMOR.
- ORDNANCE AND PROJECTILES.
- THE STRUCTURE OF WAR-VESSELS.
- CONCLUSIONS.
- ANDREW RYKMAN'S PRAYER.
- THE STRATHSAYS.
- He smiled, as he answered,--
- LYRICS OF THE STREET.
- IV.
- THE FINE LADY.
- A REPLY
- MRS. CHARLES WINDHAM.
- HARRIET BEECHER STOWE.
- THE SOLDIERS' RALLY.
- OVERTURES FROM RICHMOND.
- A NEW LILLIBURLERO.
- REVIEWS AND LITERARY NOTICES.