Atlantic Monthly
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- ATLANTIC MONTHLY.
- A MAGAZINE OF LITERATURE, ART, AND POLITICS.
- VOL. XII.--SEPTEMBER, 1863.--NO. LXXI.
- THE PURITAN MINISTER.
- THOREAU'S FLUTE.
- MR. MARTIN'S DISAPPOINTMENTS.
- ROBERT AND CLARA SCHUMANN.
- FLORESTAN'S STORY.
- I.
- ROBERT SCHUMANN."
- II.
- III.
- Then, as one who takes up a heavy burden to bear it, he proceeded:--
- THE FREEDMEN AT PORT ROYAL.
- On the foot-board were these words:--
- The children also sang their own songs, as,--
- Also,--
- One boy answered in advance of the rest,--
- There was some hesitation at this point. Then the question was put,--
- One boy said,--"Government pays him"; but the rest answered,--
- There was a titter at this question; but the general response came,--
- The answer was,--
- NO AND YES.
- THE MATHER SAFE.
- I replied in the negative, and asked where the gentleman lived.
- II.
- NARRATIVE OF THE REVEREND CHARLES CLIFTON.
- I knew that a package had been placed upon the table at my side.
- III.
- THE TERTIARY AGE, AND ITS CHARACTERISTIC ANIMALS.
- THE NEW SANGREAL.
- THOMAS DE QUINCEY.
- MRS. LEWIS.
- A STORY IN THREE PARTS.
- PART I.
- I.
- II.
- III.
- IV.
- V.
- Suddenly his loud, cheery voice rang out,--
- I was surprised to hear that he was married.
- Mr. Remington called out, at the top of the hill,--
- LYRICS OF THE STREET.
- VI.
- PLAY.
- INTERESTING MANUSCRIPTS OF EDMUND BURKE.
- HARVARD'S HEROES.
- WHO IS ROEBUCK?
- But, in the words of a political song,--
- REVIEWS AND LITERARY NOTICES.