Graham's Magazin
章节目录
共 90 题- Contents
- Fiction, Literature and Articles
- Poetry, Music, and Fashion
- CONTENTS
- OF THE
- FORTIETH VOLUME.
- JANUARY, 1852, TO JUNE, 1852.
- POETRY.
- REVIEWS.
- MUSIC.
- GRAHAM’S MAGAZINE.
- A LIFE OF VICISSITUDES.
- BY G. P. R. JAMES, ESQ.
- HOW I CAME TO HAVE IT.
- THE FIRST FISH.
- A PRIEST’S HOUSEHOLD.
- THE FIRST ADVENTURE.
- THE KISS.
- BY E. ANNA LEWIS.
- THE CLOSING SCENE.
- BY THOMAS BUCHANAN READ.
- LINES.
- BY JAMES M’CARROLL.
- A GOOD INVESTMENT.
- BY T. S. ARTHUR.
- As the two men sat down together, the one addressed as Mr. Davis, said—
- THE LOST DEED.
- A LEGEND OF OLD SALEM.
- BY E. D. ELIOT.
- LUCY’S DIRGE.[1]
- BY WILLIAM H. C. HOSMER.
- SONNET.—LAKE SUPERIOR.
- BY WM. ALEXANDER.
- EMMA LA VELLETTE.
- BY P.
- LOGAN’S VOW.
- BY EDWARD J. PORTER.
- IMAGINATION AND FACT.
- BY A NEW CONTRIBUTOR.
- His sister was the goddess of the earth’s satellite—
- WINTER.
- BY ALICE CAREY.
- IMPROMPTU TO THE AUTHOR OF “THE OCEAN-BORN.”
- BY A READER.
- THE ARTIST’S LOVE.
- BY THE AUTHORESS OF THE CONSPIRATOR.
- THE TABLEAU.
- THE TRIUMPH OF GENIUS.
- ILLUSTRATED BY AN INCIDENT IN THE LIFE OF SCHILLER.
- BY MRS. K. C. KINNEY.
- THE SABBATH OF THE SOUL.
- BY CHARLES H. STEWART.
- A RICH MAN’S WHIMS.
- BY THE AUTHOR OF “FANNY AND FRANCIS.”
- G. D.”
- TE LAUDAMUS.
- BY MRS. E. OAKES SMITH.
- TRUE ROMANCING.
- THE POET’S CHOICE.
- BY RICHARD COE.
- TRANSLATION.
- ODES OF HORACE. BOOK I. ODE XXIII.
- BY D. R. K.
- CLAIRE NEVILLE.
- BY H. L. JONES.
- I became curious to see Father Angelo.
- APPEARANCES.
- BY J. HUNT, JR.
- HOW CHARLEY BELL BECAME SENATOR.
- Rev. W.——
- I really must say something about that Dora Anson affair.
- FUNERAL OF ALLSTON.
- BY ELIHU SPENCER.
- A LEAF FROM THE JOURNAL OF FLORENCE WALTON.
- BY MISS SUSAN A. STUART.
- THE JOURNAL
- THE PRISONER’S DEATH-BELL.
- BY REV. H. HASTINGS WELD.
- A STORY FOR CHRISTMAS.
- FROM THE GERMAN.
- SONNET.—LIGHT.
- A.
- UNSPOKEN.
- BY A. J. REQUIER.
- TO A DANDELION.
- BY ERASTUS W. ELLSWORTH.
- WHY DO I WEEP FOR THEE?
- II.
- REVIEW OF NEW BOOKS.
- TO JOHN CONRAD, ESQ.