Chautauquan, Vol
The Chautauquan, Vol. 04, March 1884, No. 6
作者：Chautauqua Literary and Scientific Circle; Chautauqua Institution; Flood, Theodore L., 1842-1915 [Editor]
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章节目录
共 158 题- THE CHAUTAUQUAN.
- Contents
- REQUIRED READING
- FOR THE
- MARCH.
- READINGS FROM FRENCH HISTORY.
- I.—AN OUTLINE OF FRENCH HISTORY.
- II.—THE FRENCH PEOPLE.
- III.—CHARLEMAGNE.
- IV.—THE BATTLE OF CRECY AND SIEGE OF CALAIS.
- V.—JOAN OF ARC.
- VI.—HENRY OF NAVARRE.
- VII.—THE COURT OF LOUIS XIV.
- VIII.—FRENCH LITERATURE.
- COMMERCIAL LAW.
- II.—NOTES AND BILLS.
- ANALYSIS.
- SUNDAY READINGS.
- SELECTED BY THE REV. J. H. VINCENT, D.D.
- FROM GOULBURN’S “THOUGHTS ON PERSONAL RELIGION.”
- READINGS IN ART.
- GOTHIC ARCHITECTURE.[B]
- RENAISSANCE ARCHITECTURE.
- ROME.
- SELECTIONS FROM AMERICAN LITERATURE.
- JOHN LOTHROP MOTLEY.
- GEORGE BANCROFT.
- WILLIAM H. PRESCOTT.
- UNITED STATES HISTORY.
- ENGLISH DISCOVERIES AND SETTLEMENTS.
- SETTLEMENT OF NEW ENGLAND.
- HELEN’S TOWER.
- TO MY DEAR SON ON HIS TWENTY-FIRST BIRTHDAY.
- MENDELSSOHN’S GRAVE AND HUMBOLDT’S HOME.
- FLOTSAM! (1492.)
- THE SEA AS AN AQUARIUM.
- MY YEARS.
- EIGHT CENTURIES WITH WALTER SCOTT.
- ASTRONOMY OF THE HEAVENS FOR MARCH.
- THE SUN.
- THE MOON
- MERCURY.
- VENUS
- MARS,
- ASTEROIDS, OR PLANETOIDS.
- JUPITER,
- SATURN,
- URANUS,
- NEPTUNE
- THE FIR TREE.
- ARDENT SPIRITS.
- ECCENTRIC AMERICANS.
- V.—A METHODIST DON QUIXOTE.
- HYACINTH BULBS.
- MIGRATIONS ON FOOT.
- C. L. S. C. WORK.
- OUTLINE OF C. L. S. C. READINGS.
- MARCH, 1884.
- 2. First half of French History in THE CHAUTAUQUAN.
- 3. Sunday Readings for March 2, in THE CHAUTAUQUAN.
- 2. Second half of French History.
- 3. Sunday Readings for March 9, in THE CHAUTAUQUAN.
- 2. Readings in Commercial Law and in Art in THE CHAUTAUQUAN.
- 3. Sunday Readings for March 16, in THE CHAUTAUQUAN.
- 3. Sunday Readings for March 23, in THE CHAUTAUQUAN.
- 4. Sunday Readings for March 30, in THE CHAUTAUQUAN.
- C. L. S. C. ’84.
- NEW ENGLAND AUXILIARY.
- 3. Decoration of the Auditorium.
- WEBSTER WOODBURY.
- TO THE CLASS OF ’85.
- J. B. UNDERWOOD.
- LOCAL CIRCLES.
- QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.
- 26. Q. For what did the Romans all live? A. For the state.
- 51. Q. Who were two great Roman writers of comedy? A. Plautus and Terence.
- 54. Q. Who was the creator of the classic Roman satire? A. Lucilius.
- 55. Q. Who were the great Roman masters of satire? A. Horace and Juvenal.
- 72. Q. Where and when was Ovid born? A. In northern Italy, in 43 B. C.
- 74. Q. By whom was Ovid banished from Rome? A. By Augustus.
- 76. Q. What does this title literally mean? A. Changes of form.
- CHAUTAUQUA NORMAL COURSE.
- LESSON VI.—BIBLE SECTION.
- 1. Ten dates which cover its history, and mark its principal events.
- 4. Give ten events in its history which have made it an enchanted land.
- 5. Give the event which has made the mountains mentioned memorable.
- 7. Give the origin of the names by which the land is known.
- 9. Give its ten principal cities.
- 11. Give reasons why the climate should be as described.
- SUNDAY-SCHOOL SECTION.
- LESSON VI.—THE TEACHER’S MISTAKES.
- EDITOR’S OUTLOOK.
- INGENUITY IN LOCAL CIRCLES.
- IS CRIME INTERESTING?
- A DRAWBACK TO SOCIAL LIFE.
- AN UNJUST COMPLAINT.
- LETTERS OF WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT.
- EDITOR’S NOTE-BOOK.
- C. L. S. C. NOTES ON REQUIRED READINGS FOR MARCH.
- PREPARATORY LATIN COURSE IN ENGLISH.
- NOTES ON REQUIRED READINGS IN “THE CHAUTAUQUAN.”
- READINGS FROM FRENCH HISTORY.
- READINGS IN ART.
- SELECTIONS FROM AMERICAN LITERATURE.
- CHAUTAUQUA NORMAL GRADUATES,
- OTTAWA ASSEMBLY.
- SUNDAY-SCHOOL PARLIAMENT.
- FRAMINGHAM CHILDREN’S CLASS.
- FRAMINGHAM CHILDREN’S CLASS—ADVANCED GRADE.
- FRAMINGHAM PRIMARY TEACHER’S UNION.
- FRAMINGHAM NORMAL UNION.
- ERRATA AND ADDENDA.
- LIST OF GRADUATES OF CLASS OF 1883.
- ADDENDA.
- Absolutely Pure.]
- THE CHAUTAUQUAN.
- THE FOURTH VOLUME BEGINS WITH OCTOBER, 1883.
- THE CHAUTAUQUAN
- THE CHAUTAUQUAN, one year, $1.50
- CLUB RATES FOR THE CHAUTAUQUAN.
- OUR C. L. S. C. Stationery and Cards
- SOMETHING NEW!
- C. L. S. C. RUBBER STAMP,
- BUSINESS STAMPS OF EVERY KIND.
- C. L. S. C. & S. H. G. BADGES.
- GOLD PINS
- C. L. S. C. HEADQUARTERS.
- PROPOSITIONS FOR MY CUSTOMERS, AND ALL MEMBERS OF THE C. L. S. C.
- UNMOUNTED
- Photographs
- Of Ancient and Modern
- WORKS OF ART.
- ART ALBUMS IN ALL SIZES.
- Page 315, “as” added (known as the Merovingian)
- Page 322, “o” changed to “to” (as in to those of our father)
- Page 327, “Brittanica” changed to “Britannica” (Encyclopædia Britannica)
- Page 337, “Unnable” changed to “Unable” (Unable, at first)
- Page 340, “and” changed to “und” (stehen und sehen)
- Page 341, “Gibralter” changed to “Gibraltar” (the Strait of Gibraltar)
- Page 342, repeated “the” removed (we often have the very thing)
- Page 342, “onr” changed to “our” (all our chalk beds)
- Page 342, “cretacious” changed to “cretaceous” (_cretaceous period_)
- Page 342, “chifly” changed to “chiefly” (chiefly of the same species)
- Page 342, “supples” changed to “supplies” (fresh supplies of diatoms)
- Page 342, “ot” changed to “of” (by weight one part of hydrogen)
- Page 342, “ths” changed to “the” (By the washings out)
- Page 342, “Bnt” changed to “But” (But like a wayward child)
- Page 347, repeated “as” removed (they may be safe as medicines)
- Page 351, repeated “up” removed (would turn up before)
- Page 352, “Schopenhaufer” changed to “Schopenhauer” (—_Schopenhauer._)
- Page 358, “wass” changed to “was” (a circle of thirteen was formed)
- Page 360, repeated “of” removed (meeting of the Alpha C. L. S. C.)
- Page 361, “smmer” changed to “summer” (graduated last summer)
- Page 362, “Q.” added (28. Q. What is said of)
- Page 368, “Serviee” changed to “Service” (an advocate of Civil Service)
- Page 370, “Hasdrudal’s” changed to “Hasdrubal’s” (After Hasdrubal’s death)
- Page 371, “ectasy” changed to “ecstasy” (caught by the nymphs; ecstasy)
- Page 372, “worhip” changed to “worship” (superintended the public worship)