JANUARY 15TH TO 21ST

15th. EDWARD EVERETT, d. 15 Ja. 1865

I. Lincoln to Everett, 5-Pt. I:120

II. Irving’s Westminster Abbey, 3-Pt. II:75-92

16th. GEORGE V. HOBART, b. 16 Ja. 1867

I. John Henry at the Races, 9-Pt. II:107-113

II. Poe’s The Black Cat, 4-Pt. I:127-143

17th. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, b. 17 Ja. 1706

I. Poor Richard’s Almanac, 6-Pt. II:133-149

II. Maxims, 7-Pt. II:11

III. The Whistle, 6-Pt. II:156-159

18th. DANIEL WEBSTER, b. 18 Ja. 1782

I. Adams and Jefferson, 6-Pt. I:3-60

19th. EDGAR ALLAN POE, b. 19 Ja. 1809

I. Cask of Amontillado, 4-Pt. I:67-77

II. The Raven, 10:285-292

III. Edgar Allan Poe, 17-Pt. I:28-37

20th. N. P. WILLIS, b. 20 Ja. 1806

I. Miss Albina McLush, 7-Pt. I:25-29

RICHARD LE GALLIENNE, b. 20 Ja. 1866

II. May Is Building Her House, 12:328

21st. JAMES STUART, Earl of Murray, killed 21 Ja. 1570

I. The Bonny Earl of Murray, 10:21-22

II. Lincoln’s The Dred Scott Decision, 5-Pt. I:13-22

III. Fragment on Slavery, 5-Pt. I:11-12

He that revels in a well-chosen library has innumerable

dishes, and all of admirable flavour. His taste is rendered

so acute as easily to distinguish the nicest shade of difference.

--WILLIAM GODWIN.

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