Chautauquan, Vol
The Chautauquan, Vol. 03, January 1883 A Monthly Magazine Devoted to the Promotion of True Culture. Organ of the Chautauqua Literary and Scientific Circle
作者：Chautauqua Literary and Scientific Circle; Chautauqua Institution; Flood, Theodore L., 1842-1915 [Editor]
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章节目录
共 100 题- THE CHAUTAUQUAN.
- Contents
- REQUIRED READING
- FOR THE
- JANUARY.
- HISTORY OF RUSSIA.
- THE GRAND PRINCIPALITY—VLADIMIR MONOMAKH.
- IURI DOLGORUKI, AND ANDREI BOGOLIUBSKI, FOUNDERS OF SUZDAL.
- A GLANCE AT THE HISTORY AND LITERATURE OF SCANDINAVIA.
- III.—THE EASTERN VIKINGS—THE BEGINNINGS OF LITERATURE.
- 1.—INSCRIPTION ON STONE AT SYLLING, DRAUNNEN, NORWAY.
- FOOTNOTES:
- PICTURES FROM ENGLISH HISTORY.
- IV.—THE MEADOW-PARLIAMENT.
- SUNDAY READINGS.
- SELECTED BY THE REV. J. H. VINCENT, D. D.
- HISTORY OF GOD’S BOOK.
- FROM THE BEGINNING TO ABRAHAM.
- Eve’s act—
- Adam’s act—
- FROM ABRAHAM TO THE OCCUPATION OF CANAAN.
- THE ISRAELITES AFTER REACHING THE LAND OF PROMISE.
- FOOTNOTES:
- THREE AGES.
- STAGES.
- I.
- II.
- III.
- DRIVING.
- EDUCATION FOR AND AGAINST CASTE.
- FOOTNOTE:
- CONTENT.
- ROUMANIAN PEASANTS AND THEIR SONGS.
- Or here again a woman’s complaint:—
- HOME LIFE IN GERMANY.
- THE VALUE OF GOOD FOOD.
- A RECEIPT FOR PATTERN-FOOD,
- A PETITION TO TIME.
- A DREAM, AND PRACTICAL LIFE.
- TALES FROM SHAKSPERE.
- A MIDSUMMER NIGHT’S DREAM.
- THE WINTER’S TALE.
- A TOUR ROUND THE WORLD.
- THRIFT.
- Let her develop onwards—
- C. L. S. C. WORK.
- C. L. S. C. TESTIMONY.
- LOCAL CIRCLES.
- QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.
- 2. Q. What is sometimes taken instead of the Iliad? A. The Odyssey.
- 48. Q. Who now intervenes to avert further bloodshed? A. Athene.
- QUESTIONS FOR FURTHER STUDY.
- 4. Who was “Macedonia’s Madman,” and why so called?
- 9. Why is Athene called the “stern-eyed?” [Page 208.]
- 5. Hermes was the Greek name for Mercury, the messenger of the gods.
- OUTLINE OF C. L. S. C. STUDIES FOR JANUARY.
- 2. Reading in Bible History and Literature, in THE CHAUTAUQUAN.
- 3. Sunday Readings, in THE CHAUTAUQUAN, selection for January 7.
- 2. History of Russia, in THE CHAUTAUQUAN.
- 3. Sunday Readings, in THE CHAUTAUQUAN, selected for January 14.
- 2. Pictures from English History, in THE CHAUTAUQUAN.
- 3. Sunday Readings, in THE CHAUTAUQUAN, selection for January 21.
- 2. Readings in Scandinavian History and Literature, in THE CHAUTAUQUAN.
- 3. Sunday Readings, in THE CHAUTAUQUAN, selection for January 28.
- C. L. S. C. ROUND-TABLE.[I]
- I thank you for your attention. [Applause.]
- FOOTNOTE:
- EDITOR’S OUTLOOK.
- EDITOR’S NOTE-BOOK.
- EDITOR’S TABLE.
- THE TRANSIT OF VENUS.
- ADOPTED CONTACT TIMES.
- H. M. S. H. M. S.
- I [J]9 8 50.0 8 56 31.6
- II 9 28 45.9 9 16 27.5
- III 2 52 13.5 2 39 55.1
- IV [K]3 11 52.1 2 59 33.7
- FOOTNOTES:
- TABLE-TALK.
- THE CHAUTAUQUAN.
- THE THIRD VOLUME BEGINS WITH OCTOBER, 1882.
- THE CHAUTAUQUAN
- CHARLES SCRIBNER’S SONS’
- NEW BOOKS FOR HOLIDAY TIMES.
- THE HOUSE BEAUTIFUL.
- NEW JUVENILE BOOKS.
- SUMMARY OF CONTENTS.
- THE GREAT ENGLISH BALLADS.
- Page 199, “thür” changed to “Thür” (Bitte die Thür leise)
- Page 202, “Pâte” changed to “Pâté” (Pâté de Foie Gras)
- Page 202, “corrider” changed to “corridor” (corridor below)
- Page 205, “everyone” changed to “every one” (amount of every one)
- Page 218, “Folkstone” changed to “Folkestone” (whirl down to Folkestone)
- Page 218, “d’hote” changed to “d’hôte” (d’hôte served at the)
- Page 225, word “my” added to text (my husband a paper)
- Page 229, “Worseley’s” changed to “Worsley’s” (what form is Worsley’s)
- Page 233, “Here” changed to “Hear” (Hear me, Guide of)
- Page 239, “arch” changed to “arc” (summit of the arc)
- Page 240, “satified” changed to “satisfied” (first time to be satisfied)
- Page 240, word “a” added to text (a Marine Aquarium)