Chautauquan, Vol
The Chautauquan, Vol. 03, March 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 105 题- THE CHAUTAUQUAN.
- Contents
- REQUIRED READING
- FOR THE
- MARCH.
- HISTORY OF RUSSIA.
- THE LITHUANIAN AND LIVONIAN ORDERS.
- PRONOUNCING LIST OF RUSSIAN PROPER NAMES.
- A GLANCE AT THE HISTORY AND LITERATURE OF SCANDINAVIA.
- V.—THE ROMANCE OF AXEL.
- FOOTNOTES:
- PICTURES FROM ENGLISH HISTORY.
- VI.—A PICTURESQUE HALF-CENTURY.
- FOOTNOTE:
- SUNDAY READINGS.
- SELECTED BY THE REV. J. H. VINCENT, D.D.
- THE FALSE BALANCE DETECTED BY THE TRUE.
- THREE DISPENSATIONS IN HISTORY AND IN THE SOUL.[G]
- THREE DISPENSATIONS.
- THREE DISPENSATIONS.
- FOOTNOTE:
- PRACTICE AND HABIT.
- PRACTICE AND HABIT.
- THOUGHTS AND APHORISMS.
- I never yet knew a wag (as the term is) who was not a dunce.
- THE COMET THAT CAME BUT ONCE.
- MY WINTER GARDEN.
- SCIENCE AND COMMON SENSE.
- THE SORROW OF THE SEA.
- ANECDOTES OF FASHION.
- LANGUAGE IN ANIMALS.
- MODES OF EXPRESSING LANGUAGE IN ANIMALS.
- These may take place—
- First—_The language of the sensations._
- Second—_The language of the instinctive mind._
- First—_The language expressive of the bodily sensations._
- Second—_The language of the instinctive mind._
- THE ELECTRIC LIGHT.
- AMONG THE MOUNTAINS.
- NEW MEXICO.
- SPECULATION IN THEOLOGY.[H]
- And unto God be all the praise. [Great applause.]
- FOOTNOTE:
- ADVANTAGE OF WARM CLOTHING.
- IN HIM CONFIDING.
- THE HISTORY OF EDUCATION.
- V.—EGYPT, PHŒNICIA, JUDEA.
- SONG.
- TALES FROM SHAKSPERE.
- MACBETH.
- BEFORE DAYBREAK, WITH THE GREAT COMET OF 1882.
- QUILCA.
- SOCIAL DUTIES IN THE FAMILY.
- SOCIAL DUTIES IN THE FAMILY.
- Three things are commonly confounded in speaking of filial obedience—
- C. L. S. C. WORK.
- C. L. S. C. SONGS.
- THE WINDS ARE WHISPERING.
- MARY A. LATHBURY. (CHAUTAUQUA SONG, 1875.) LUCY J. RIDER.
- A SWEET SURPRISE
- LOCAL CIRCLES.
- QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.
- 32. Q. How many satellites has Mars? A. Two.
- 42. Q. What is the length of a Jovian day? A. About ten hours.
- 43. Q. How many satellites has Jupiter. A. Four.
- 47. Q. How many moons has Saturn? A. Eight.
- 48. Q. By what is Saturn surrounded? A. By three rings.
- 53. Q. How many moons has Uranus? A. Four.
- 57. Q. How many moons has Neptune? A. One, and probably two.
- 59. Q. When was Neptune discovered? A. In 1846.
- 73. Q. Which is the brightest star of this constellation? A. Alderamin.
- ANSWERS
- OUTLINE OF C. L. S. C. STUDIES.
- MARCH.
- 4. History of Russia, in THE CHAUTAUQUAN.
- 5. Sunday Readings, selection for March 4 in THE CHAUTAUQUAN.
- 4. History and Literature of Scandinavia, in THE CHAUTAUQUAN.
- 5. Sunday Readings, selection for March 11, in THE CHAUTAUQUAN.
- 4. Readings in English History and Literature, in THE CHAUTAUQUAN.
- 5. Sunday Readings, selection for March 18, in THE CHAUTAUQUAN.
- 3. Readings in Astronomy, in THE CHAUTAUQUAN.
- 4. Sunday Readings, selection for March 25, in THE CHAUTAUQUAN.
- C. L. S. C. ROUND-TABLE.[I]
- HOW TO READ TOGETHER PROFITABLY.
- FOOTNOTE:
- THE STUDY OF FRENCH.
- EDITOR’S OUTLOOK.
- EDITOR’S NOTE-BOOK.
- EDITOR’S TABLE.
- OUR DAILY BREAD.
- THE CHAUTAUQUAN.
- THE THIRD VOLUME BEGINS WITH OCTOBER, 1882.
- CHARLES SCRIBNER’S SONS’
- NEW BOOKS.
- I.
- II.
- III.
- IV.
- V.
- SPECIAL OFFER.
- NEWMAN SMYTH’S REPLY TO JOSEPH COOK.
- Page 348, “ofel even” changed to “of eleven” (of eleven members)
- Page 353, (2) added to text ((2) Essay, Mrs. Cramer)
- Page 354, “diamater” changed to “diameter” (diameter of Uranus)
- Page 354, “diamater” changed to “diameter” (diameter of Neptune)