Atlantic Monthly
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共 36 题- THE
- ATLANTIC MONTHLY.
- A MAGAZINE OF LITERATURE, ART, AND POLITICS.
- VOL. XIII.--FEBRUARY, 1864.--NO. LXXVI
- GENIUS.
- MY BROTHER AND I.
- A HALF-LIFE AND HALF A LIFE.
- What was it to me that Miss Hammond's cold voice answered,--
- I started with a quick sense of alarm, but Tom went doggedly on.
- I turned the skiff decidedly.
- Foushee burst out with an oath,--
- I bowed my head, and my lips formed something like a "Yes."
- I was stung into a reply.
- At last he spoke:--
- I turned quickly.
- I hesitated.
- ON THE RELATION OF ART TO NATURE.
- IN TWO PARTS.
- PART I.
- SNOW.
- HOUSE AND HOME PAPERS.
- BY CHRISTOPHER CROWFIELD.
- II.
- When Jennie had laid down her brush, she said,--
- Bill added, bitterly,--
- THE CONVULSIONISTS OF ST. MÉDARD
- PRESENCE.
- GLACIAL PERIOD.
- BRYANT.
- ANNESLEY HALL AND NEWSTEAD ABBEY.
- THE LAST CHARGE.
- NORTHERN INVASIONS.
- REVIEWS AND LITERARY NOTICES.
- RECENT AMERICAN PUBLICATIONS
- RECEIVED BY THE EDITORS OF THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY.
- FOOTNOTES: