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A CATALOGUE OF AUTHORS
WHOSEWORKS ARE PUBLISHED BY HOUGHTON, MIFFLIN
AND COMPANY.
PREFACED BY A SKETCH
OF THE FIRM, AND FOLLOWED BY LISTS OF THE SEVERAL
LIBRARIES, SERIES,
RIODICALS.
AND
PE-
Cambridge
NOTE
The following
is
The
sonable curiosity as to the personality of authors demands.
order of the authors is alphabetical ; the order of the books under
each author
is in
the
latest publication
being
first,
in classified form.
is
reference
to
Park
St.,
Boston,
January, 1899.
CONTENTS
PAGE
A
A
Catalogue of Authors
ix
i
153
176
Educational Books
179
Law Books
181
182
Periodicals
183
185
Index
.190
191
&
>ttetcf)
of
tfje
fitm
OF
THE
Company was
became an apprentice
in the in-
IX
an advanced age,
was wont to visit and congratulate the successful man who earlier had
been his associate.
The office was at first established on Remington Street in Cambridge, and the most important connection was that made with Messrs.
Little, Brown and Company of Boston, then as now an eminent pubThe moving spirit at that date
lishing house, especially of law books.
was Mr. James Brown, a warm friend of the elder John Murray, from
whom he named a son, who has succeeded him in business. The
firm gave the young printer substantial encouragement, and Mr.
Houghton, who was now by himself, became the tenant of Mr. Charles
C. Little in a brick, domestic looking building on the banks of the
Charles River. The building had formerly been used by the city of
Cambridge as a house for the town poor, and stood almost in the
open country. Mr. Houghton and Mr. Brown were desirous of giving the new press a significant name, and tried various experiments
" This press stands by the side of the
till Mr. Brown said one day
Charles River ; why not call it The Riverside Press ? " and this most
natural name was then given it, so that now the term Riverside has
come to cover a thickly populated district and to be applied to various
:
neighboring industries.
The nature of Mr. Brown's business led to somewhat of a specialization of Mr. Houghton's industry, and he gave great attention to the
His
became a trademark
and
" Printed at
The
Riverside Press
"
of value.
As
its
revised form of
The International
became clear also
manufactured at Riverside. It
to Mr. Houghton that, with the interest he was acquiring in important
books, if was desirable to make a closer connection with a publisher,
and in 1864 he formed a partnership with Mr. Melancthon M. Hurd,
of New York, formerly of the firm of Sheldon and Company, and the
new firm of Hurd and Houghton at once began the publication of
law, standard, and miscellaneous books.
The publishing proper was
to be carried on in New York, while the manufacture of books for
this firm as well as for others was to continue at Riverside under the
name of H. O. Houghton and Company.
Dictionary
is
still
II
Under
firm
of
undertaken.
Among
several
by the formation
of the
Smith's
Bible
New
der became
members
of the firm.
after three
XI
is
The
H. O. Houghton and Company, but the interests of both sides of the house are identical.
The most considerable and manifest part of the work done is at
Riverside.
At that place the books and periodicals are manufacThe mailing department
tured and stored, and from it are shipped.
The savings
is there also, and the accounts are kept at the Press.
department of the business, which is in effect a savings bank for all
connected with the firm in any capacity and in any of its establishments, is managed at Riverside and a Mutual Benefit Association
is under the control of those engaged at the Press.
The office at 4 Park Street, Boston, occupies two stories of what
was formerly the Quincy mansion. It is the office especially of the
publishing department, where are conducted the correspondence with
authors and the details of advertising. The educational department,
with a large force of clerks, is established in the main rooms the
original appellation of
dard books, has its office here ; and in the story above are the editorial rooms, furnished with a serviceable library, the office of the
cataloguers, and the publishing office of The Atlantic Monthly.
XII
New York
1 1
East Seventeenth
Ill
The
collection of
first
instance,
by the reissue under new form of standard works, and by the absorption of other publishing houses.
The most important accession, as already stated, grew out of the consolidation with James R.
Osgood and Company but at different times the firm became successors to other houses which went out of business, as J. G. Gregory and
Company, of New York, and Crocker and Brewster, and Ticknor and
Company, of Boston. The Catalogue of Authors which follows this
sketch gives the names of those writers now represented by the publications of the firm, and after the catalogue will be found descriptions
of the series of books which form important features in the industry
of the house, and of the periodicals, but it will be convenient also to
show in a rapid survey the main divisions into which the publications
;
fall.
I.
STANDARD BOOKS
Under
this
XIII
life
and
collection
complete poetic and dramatic works of Robert Browning, in six volumes, as well as a compact edition, with annotations, in a single
volume
the complete poetical works of Shelley, in four volumes,
thoroughly equipped with biographical sketch and annotations by
;
art,
set f tne
Waverley novels,
down
in twenty-five
volumes,
Scott's
But rich as the list is in British literature of renown, the distinction of the house is in its representation of American literature.
The group of portraits which serves as a frontispiece to this catalogue
will be recognized at once as standing for the great figures of the
classic period of our literature.
When we name Hawthorne, Emerson, Longfellow, Whittier, Lowell, Holmes, Mrs. Stowe, and Thoreau,
we leave but one or two of the great American authors unmentioned,
and the complete writings of all the above writers are issued by
Houghton, Mifflin and Company, and by that house alone. By longcontinued relations with these authors, and after their death with their
families and their representatives, the house has become thoroughly
identified with them, and has acknowledged its trust by presenting
the works of these writers in a great variety of forms, constantly
aiming to meet the demands of the public by beautiful editions, by
inexpensive ones, by editions suited for study, and by compilations.
The Riverside Editions, so called, are noteworthy for their fullness
and their equipment, and the Cambridge Editions of the poets,
extending also into the whole domain of English poetry, stand not
only for great care in manufacture, but for close attention to that editorial charge which provides an exact text, proper annotation, bibliographical matter, and thorough equipment of indexes.
II.
GENERAL LITERATURE
Here, again, the attention of the house has been given especially
Its organized work has
to the enlargement of American literature.
The
great Narrative
and
and biographical
XIV
a part
history
is
series of
number
of special students,
it
is
clear
how
active
and biography.
poetic and fictitious form,
its
is
mention a few very much in the eye of the public, are Mrs. Elizabeth Stuart Phelps Ward, Mr. F. Hopkinson Smith, Miss Sarah Orne
Jewett, Mr. Gilbert Parker, Mrs. Kate Douglas Wiggin, Bret Harte,
Mrs. Whitney, and Joel Chandler Harris.
A further interesting field of literature, largely occupied by Houghton, Mifflin and Company, is that which represents the enthusiasm
The writings of Thoreau belong among the
of lovers of nature.
to
of
And by
Hearn.
tit
EDUCATIONAL BOOKS
Although certain text-books of value are on the list, the chief attention in this department has been directed toward the introduction
into schools of the classic literature already issued by the house in
library form.
The aim here has been to give the writings of American and English authors, suitable for reading by persons of school
age, in an inexpensive, handy form, and provided with helpful apparatus in the way of biographical sketches, maps, portraits, and notes.
The Riverside Literature Series and Rolfe's Students' Series cover
already more than a hundred and fifty titles, and each school year
sees the issue of a number of books in these series.
is
made
xv
whom
make
Omar Khayyam, by
number furnished
Printers in
employ
all
Elihu Vedder.
distinctive
" Make
haste slowly."
The
father of
office,
handsome
window
of
he
In
relief
upon
enters the Park Street office, and upon the same window appears the
device adopted by the firm. The old firm of Hurd and Houghton
used a monogram designed by Mrs. B. F. Stevens, the daughter of
Mr. Whittingham, proprietor of the famous Chiswick Press, London,
who designed most of the typographical ornaments which give distinction to her father's
printing office.
When Mr. Elihu Vedder published with this firm his accompaniment to The
Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam, he furnished for
the volume a title-page ornament, representing
a boy on the bank of a stream sailing paper
boats. On a scroll was " The Riverside Press."
The firm asked Mr. Vedder to repeat this device in a form practicable for ordinary
title-
"
Do
it
in use
by the head
work
tive
is
fall of
found
some
in
cial
of the
significance
pears
readily ap-
identified
which
with this
firm
took
the
whose decora-
its
float
the boats.
XVII
Supplement
The Catalogue of Authors dated January, 1899, was intended
to include the works of the authors named on Houghton, Mifflin &
Company's list at that date. The Supplement now issued contains
added since that
first
date,
and
9.)
Poems.
(1899.)
Crown
i6mo, $1.00.
Brown, Alice.
Tiverton Tales.
$1.50
8vo, $1.50.
12 mo, $1.50.
England.
New
Tales of
Meadow - Grass.
8vo, $1.50.
New England
Life.
(1895.)
i6mo,
paper, 50 cents.
A West
(1899.)
i6mo,
$1.25.
Thomas.
Carlyle,
(4
xix
and Illinois.
(1899.)
SUPPLEMENT
Chesnutt, Charles Waddell.
Chesnutt
Born in Cleveland, O. In his childhood he was taken to his father's old home
North Carolina, where he received his education, and where he became a
teacher, and subsequently principal of the State Normal School at Fayetteville.
At the age of twenty-five he went to New York City and engaged in newspaper
work there. He soon left New York, however, to return to Cleveland, where he
entered a railroad office, and later studied law and was admitted to the bar. He
has never practiced much, but has made court-reporting his business. He wrote
his first story when he was but fourteen years old, and he has since contributed
stories and essays to various papers and magazines, including " The Atlantic
in
$1.25.
who
is
represented
(1899.)
Fiske, John.
Life and Public Services of Edwin M. Stanton. With Portraits, Maps, and Facsimiles of Important Letters.
(1899.) 2 vo ^ s
-
8vo, pp.
xviii,
Hall,
and other
Illustrations.
Edward Henry.
8vo, pp.
(1899.)
Portraits, Facsimi-
viii,
303, $3.00.
Hawthorne, Nathaniel.
(1899.)
Jones, AugUStine.
t>
xx
I.
SUPPLEMENT
Putnam
of
484,
With
Illustrations.
(1899.)
8vo,
PP-
xi y
>
$5.00, net.
Koren, John.
Kropotkin, Peter.
Fields, Factories,
and Workshops.
(1899.)
8vo,
pp.
xii,
315,
$3.00.
Tent of Grace.
The motif of the
story
is
Novel.
Crown
8vo, $1.50.
in the race prejudice attaching to Judaism.
(1899.)
viii,
(1899.)
i6mo,
369, $1.25.
75 cents.
The Introduction includes chapters on Greek tragedy in general, and a
the life
sketch of
of Aeschylus.
Miinsterberg, Hugo.
(1
June, 1863
Born
in
Psychology and Life. (1899.) Crown 8vo, pp. xiv, 286, $2.00.
Palmer, George Herbert. (See page 102.)
The Antigone of Sophocles. Translated into Rhythmic English
Prose.
With Introduction and Notes. (1899.) i2mo. 75 cents.
Putnam, Eleanor. (See page 108.)
A Woodland Wooing. A Novel. (1889.) i6mo, $1.00.
xxi
SUPPLEMENT
Putnam
(1888.)
4to, $1.50.
Le Roy.
Sargent, Frederick
(25
December, 1863
Born in Boston. After three years spent at the College of the City of New York,
1879-82, and three years as a special student in the Lawrence Scientific School,
1883-86, he taught in the Summer School of Botany of Harvard University, and
subsequently took charge of the department of botany in the University of Wisconsin.
His health failing at the end of the year he returned to the East, where
he has been engaged mainly in private teaching and literary work. For two years
he was instructor in botany in the Medical School of Boston University. His
writings, mainly upon botanical subjects, have been addressed largely to young
people.
Corn Plants
Illustrations.
(1899.)
i2mo, pp.
x, 106,
With numerous
75 cents.
Edward Rowland.
With eight
in the Text.
new
collectioji
i6mo, 75
Portrait.
cents.
viii,
329, $1.50.
ret,
Timrod, Henry.
Born
(8
1867.)
in Charleston, S.
graduated.
(1899.)
Memorial Edition.
i2mo, $1.50,
net.
in
xxii
(25
November, 1847
SUPPLEMENT
White
two years as professor of English literature in his alma mater, he was president
of Wilmington College, Wilmington, O., for five years, and president of Penn
In 1890 he became foreign secreCollege, Oskaloosa, Iowa, for twelve years.
tary of the Philadelphia Arbitration and Peace Society, with headquarters in
Paris, and while holding this office he lectured in France and England, and
studied the Ynilitary systems of those countries. Since 1892 he has been secreHe has received the degree of
tary of the American Peace Society at Boston.
LL. D. from Iowa Wesleyan University and from the State University of Iowa.
(1899.)
i6mo, pp.
x,
162,
$1.00.
A plea for the tcnion of all civilized nations in the interest of peace. The
volume contains a bibliography of books on the abolition of war and kindred
subjects.
Story.
i6mo, $1.25.
of the Poets.
Milton.
Series.
131.
132.
133.
net.
An
Essay.
Together
with
134.
Educational Books.
Q. Selections from Tennyson, Dickens, Keats, Lamb, Wordsworth, Byron, Goldsmith, Burns, Sir Roger de Coverley
Papers, Milton, Bacon. With Portraits and Biographical
Sketches.
Institute Number.
15 cents, net.
P.
See
85.
Betty Alden.
By Jane G. Austin.
xxiii
educational
OBoofejs.
Writings of Addison
Crown
Burke's Conciliation
with
the
Colonies.
This book brings together all the essays and poetry required for admission in
English to American colleges in the years igoo, igoi, and igoz.
Holbrook, Florence.
School Edition,
cents.
(Extra
Series.)
With eight full-page
40 cents,
A first
Lessons
in Vertical
Script.
net.
book in readings
BooBjs
not
Clagjtfiieti.
Published by
Edited by Stanis-
laus
xxii,
Murray Hamilton.
395, $5.00,
Dames
Vol.
I.
of America.
1752-1756.
(1898.)
8vo, pp.
net.
pp.
xii,
319, $1.50.
The Message
;
pp.
xii,
209, $1.25.
The Story
(1898.)
By M.
E.
With Frontispiece.
A true story of child life in the middle of the nineteenth century, the scene laid
principally in New York.
xxiv
Catalogue of $utf)ots
WHOSE WRITINGS ARE PUBLISHED BY
BOSTON,
CHICAGO
(18
December, 1835
son of Jacob Abbott the widely known author of the Rollo Books. He was
born in Roxbury, Mass., and was graduated at the University of the City of New
York in 1853. At first a lawyer, he soon became a Congregationalist minister,
and has devoted himself largely to Biblical exegesis and the study of sociological
questions. He was pastor of Plymouth Church, Brooklyn, from 1888 to 1898, succeeding the Rev. Henry Ward Beecher. He was associated with Mr. Beecher in the
conduct of "The Christian Union," and is now senior editor of "The Outlook."
xii,
An
Apostle.
332, $1.50.
of PauVs character and teachings from
estimate
121110,
(1898.)
an
Evolutionist.
The Theology
of an Evolutionist.
i6mo, pp.
(1897.)
x,
191,
$1.25.
(1896.)
i6mo, pp.
viii,
370,
$1.25.
of
1870,
(1886.)
Crown
viii,
258,
A graduate
8vo, pp.
382, $1.50.
An
and
com-
He
dered by him as U.
S.
Steel Portrait.
At different
in 1856
Boston a graduate of
admitted to the bar in 1858, and for a while in the office of
in
A CATALOGUE OF AUTHORS
Adams
R. H. Dana. He served in the war for the Union, and when mustered out had
the brevet rank of brigadier-general of volunteers. He has given much attention
to railroad affairs, was at one time a member of the board of railroad commissioners of Massachusetts, and afterward President of the Union Pacific Railway. Since retiring from that office, he has devoted himself largely to historical
studies, and is President of the Massachusetts Historical Society.
attittcde
of the historians of
Massachusetts.
II.
I. The Settlement
The Antinomian Controversy. III. A Study
Adams, Henry.
A
Harvard
his
home
in
Washington.
In American Statesmen
John Randolph.
pp.
vi,
series.
(1882.)
i6mo,
313, $1.25.
in
Amherst, Mass.
He
was graduated
at
Amherst College
in 1872,
and
Adams, Myron.
N. Y.
of the Bible.
gational) at Rochester,
The Creation
A
and
Crown
(1892.)
8vo, pp.
vi,
313, $1.50.
and
religion
at Worcester, Mass.
A lecturer on
English Literature.
Crown
Third Edition.
(1897 an ^
This is, in a sense, a revised edition of Mr. Adams's Brief Handbook of American Authors, published in 1884, but is so greatly enlarged as to be virtually a new
book.
It gives a very full list of American authors, living and dead, with dates^
A CATALOGUE OF AUTHORS
Agassiz
state or
country of
birth, titles
bibliographical hints.
(1883.)
i6mo, pp.
vi,
75 cents.
175.
March, 1863
(11
at
the Episcopal
Lucy Larcom's
setts,
A graduate
1803.
With
Portrait.
$3.00, net.
This work, prepared in view of the hundredth anniversary of Bishop Bass's consecration, contains documents not before printed, which throw light on the separation of the colony from England.
Lucy Larcom
Life, Letters,
and Diary.
With
Portrait.
(1894.)
i6mo, pp.
x, 295, $1.25.
The book is in effect a sequel to Miss Larcom's
land Girlhood.
own
recollections in
A New Eng-
AgaSSiZ, Alexander.
Son
contribution to the results obtained by deep-sea dredging, with studies of the for-
mation of reefs.
(5 December, 1822
Married in 1850 to Louis Agassiz, and first President of Radcliffe College,
Cambridge, having been largely interested in the development of that college for
women from its first form as the so-called Harvard Annex.
The
xii,
157, $3.00.
AgaSSiZ, LouiS.
The son
A CATALOGUE OF AUTHORS
Albee
Illustrations.
(1867.)
1875.)
2 series.
Crown
8vo, pp.
vi,
The first series, besides the famous paper on America and the Old World, treats
of continents, mountains, fern forests, and glaciers. The second is devoted mainly
to glacial action in
various countries.
Methods of Study
pp.
in
Natural History.
319, $1.50.
popular presentation of the views contained in
(1863.)
Crown
8vo,
viii,
Classification.
Albee, John.
(3 April, 1833
Essay on
Born
at Bellingham, Mass.
Educated at Andover and Cambridge. Mr. Albee
his home for many years at
Castle, N. H., and more recently has lived
at Chocorua in the same state.
New
made
Prose Idyls.
(1892.)
i6mo, pp.
vi,
172, $1.25.
Aldrich,
known
as pastels.
Thomas
at
WRITINGS.
Riverside Edition.
(1897.)
$3.00; Prose Works, 6 vols. i2mo, $9.00.
Large'- Paper Edition, limited to 250 sets.
Poems,
vols.
i2mo,
$32.00, net.
L, II. Poems.
Sketches.
VIII.
Sea.
Poems.
matic.
Wyndham
Mercedes
Crown
8vo, $1.25.
Towers. (1889.) Crown 8vo, $1.25.
Drama in two acts, as performed
(1890.)
Theatre.
SELECTED POEMS.
XXXVI Lyrics and XII
i6mo, $1.00.
Sonnets.
i8mo, $1.00.
at Palmer's
A CATALOGUE OF AUTHORS
Allen
i8mo, $1.00.
Later Lyrics.
NOVELS.
The Stillwater Tragedy. (1880.) i2mo, $1.50;
The Queen of Sheba. (1877.) "mo, $1.50.
Prudence Palfrey.
paper, 50 cents.
(1874.)
STORIES.
Two
Marjorie
ESSAYS.
An Old Town by the Sea. (1893.) i6mo, pp. vi, 128, $1.00.
A study in the history of Portsmouth, N. H., with personal recollections.
From Ponkapog to Pesth. (1883.) i6mo, pp. 267, $1.25.
Sketches of travel.
TRANSLATION.
The Story
of a Cat.
Bedolliere.
An
Alexander, Francesca.
Tuscan Songs. Collected,
Translated,
and
Illustrated
by Fran-
title
Be-
sides the figure-pieces, the drawings include transcriptions of the Songs hi the Tuscan dialect and in English, decorated with the familiar wild flowers of the coitntry.
Allan, William.
November, 1837 -
17 September, 1889.)
took the degree of A. M. at the University of
During the War for the Union he served as Lieutenant-Colonel on the
Virginia.
Confederate side, being also Chief Ordnance Officer of the Second Corps of the
Army of Northern Virginia and a member of " Stonewall " Jackson's staff.
From 1866 to 1873 ne was Professor of Applied Mathematics in Washington and
Lee University, and from 1873 tm ms d eat h he was Principal of McDonough
School, an industrial institution near Baltimore.
Born
(12
at Winchester,
Va.
He
"
tion
PP.
x,
Allen,
Portrait,
in 1862.
With an Introduc-
537, $3.50.
(1892.)
8vo,
May, 1841
Born at Otis, Mass., and educated at Kenyon College and Andover TheologiHe became a minister of the Protestant Episcopal Church in
cal Seminary.
Since 1867 he has been Professor of Church History in the Episcopal
1865.
Divinity School, Cambridge, Mass. On the 250th anniversary of the founding of
Harvard College, he received the degree of D. D.
Religious Progress.
(1894.)
School.
(4
Yale Divinity
A CATALOGUE OF AUTHORS
Andersen
Jonathan Edwards.
In American Religious Leaders
series.
l6m o, PP- xii, 401, $1.25.
(1889.)
The Continuity of Christian Thought: a Study of Modern
Theology in the Light of its History. Revised Edition with
new Preface and Index. (1884 and 1894.) i2mo, pp. xxviii, 445,
$2.00.
In
effect,
Born
at
Odense, Denmark.
WORKS.
The Two
Baronesses.
Life in Denmark.
T.
or,
O.
j
Only a Fiddler.
In Spain and Portugal.
A Poet's Bazaar. A Picturesque Tour.
Pictures of Travel.
The Story of my Life. With Portrait.
Wonder Stories told for Children. Illustrated.
Stories and Tales. Illustrated.
10 vols. i2mo, each $1.00; the set $10.00.
The Story of My Life in its entirety was first published in this edition, appearing
in America before it did in Denmark.
The two volumes of Wonder Stories attd
Stories and Tales form the only complete English series, many of them being written
for publication in The Riverside Magazine for Young People.
Stories.
See Riverside Literature
Riverside School Library.
Series,
Nos.
49 and 50
and
where he
Greek Poets
Arnold,
Howard
Fayson.
vi,
(1880.)
213, $1.25.
Born
at
Standish of Standish A Story of the Pilgrims. Holiday Edition. With twenty photogravure Illustrations from designs by Frank
T. Merrill.
(1889 and 1895.) 2 v0 ^ s> I2m > $S- 00
:
'
A CATALOGUE OF AUTHORS
Bacon
(1891.)
Nameless Nobleman.
Novel.
(1881.)
i6mo, $1.25
paper,
50 cents.
i6mo, $1.25.
(1890.)
Novel.
(1882.)
i6mo, $1.00
the
paper,
50 cents.
Nantucket Scraps.
20 August, 1893.)
Born in County Tipperary, Ireland, and brought to the United States as a child,
He beat the age of fifteen he joined the Brothers of the Christian Schools.
came professor of Mathematics and English literature at Rock Hill College,
His
Ellicott City, Maryland, in 1866, and president of that institution in 1878.
lectures on Dante and Aristotle were read before the Concord School of
Philosophy.
Phases
of
8vo, pp.
vi,
Thought and
Criticism.
Essays.
(1892.)
Crown
273, $1.50.
A Japanese
Interior. (1893.)
See Riverside School Library.
Japanese Girls and Women. (189 1.) i6mo, pp. xii, 333, $1.25.
The Same. In Riverside Library for Young People. i6mo, 75 cents.
Born in Providence, R. I. Son of the Rev. Henry Bacon, a Universalist clergyman and editor. He was educated in private schools and an academy. He has
been long connected with daily journalism in various capacities from reporter to
chief editor.
He was for some time managing editor of the " New York Times,"
period of the " Boston Advertiser," and chief editor of the
longer
and for a
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Conway, Moncure Daniel. (17 March, 1832
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Born at "Middleton," Stafford Co., Va. After his graduation at Dickinson
College, Carlisle, Pa., in 1849, he became a minister in the Methodist Episcopal
Church, but, under the influence of Emerson's writings, his opinions, both religious and political, underwent a change. From that time he was a Unitarian and
an abolitionist. He entered the Harvard Divinity School, from which he was
graduated in 1854. After preaching at Washington and in Cincinnati, he went
to England in 1863, for the purpose of explaining the causes of the War for the
Union. In the same year he became minister of the South Place Religious
Society, a radically liberal body, and continued in that position until his return to
He has written a number of books on religious,
the United States in 1884.
political, and literary subjects.
(1882.)
Marriage. (1879.)
Labor. (1880.) pp.
A CATALOGUE OF AUTHORS
26
Socialism.
(1880.)
Cooke
pp. x, 307.
at
Comstock, Mich.
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of
(1886.)
and Browning.
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Since childhood
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She got her schooling in Los Angeles, but the
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Cooper
27
family soon removed to San Francisco, where she became a teacher. From
1874 to 1893 she was librarian of the public library at Oakland, but her duties
allowed her little time for writing, and most of her poems, therefore, were written
at an earlier period.
Cooley,
Golden
(1895.)
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Thomas Mdntyre.
(6 January,
Born at Attica, N. Y. He studied law and was admitted to the bar in 1846, in
Adrian, Mich., having removed to that State in 1843.
e became professor of
From 1869 to 1885 he was on the
law in the University of Michigan, 1859.
supreme bench of Michigan, being chief justice for one year. In 1885 he retired
from the bench and accepted the chair of American history in the University of
Michigan. Under President Cleveland, he was chairman of the Interstate Com-
merce Commission.
Michigan
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wealths series.
(15
midshipman in 1808, but on his marriage to Miss De Lancey of West Chester, N. Y., in 181 1, he resigned his commission.
His second novel, "The Spy," published in 1821, was so successful
that he gave up farming, to which he had devoted himself for some years, and
merchant
adopted the profession of letters. From 1826 to 1833 he lived abroad, a part of
the time as consul at Lyons. Though an ardent patriot, he criticised his fellow
countrymen so severely in some of his writings that he was for some time very
generally and cordially hated.
Works.
(1833.)
A CATALOGUE OF AUTHORS
28
Coyle
Home
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To
life,
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Coyle,
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Crandall
29
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son of an artist, Thomas Crane. In 1859 he was apprenticed to a wood-engraver for three years, but the illustration of books soon
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In 1888
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Born
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Cuckson, John. (25 January, 1846
)
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He
1884,
and since 1892 has been pastor of Arlington Street Church, Boston.
Sermons.
(1897.)
(9 April,
1827 -
October, 1866.)
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wrote articles for the magazines. She died at Dorchester, Mass.
(i860.) nmo, $1.50;
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Mabel Vaughan.
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Dana, Richard Henry, Jr. (1 August, 1815 -6 January, 1882.)
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He
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1845
-)
Second son of the eminent naturalist, Charles R. Darwin.
(9 July,
Born
at
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the Bar, and was called at Lincoln's Inn, 30 April, 1872, but never pursued the
profession of the law. In 1879 ne was elected a Fellow of the Royal Society.
Numerous distinguished honors were awarded him in recognition of his varied
services to science, including the degree of LL. D. from the University of Glasgow. In 1883 he was elected Plumian Professor of Astronomy and Experimental Philosophy at Cambridge.
Davis,
(1852
Born at Talladega, Ala., daughter of Dr. John Moore. Spent her childhood
and girlhood on her father's plantation in Texas. In 1874 she was married to
Thomas E. Davis, now editor of the New Orleans " Picayune," and has lived in
New Orleans since 1879. Besides the following, she has published a book of
poems and a collection of war-time stories for children.
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in New York City.
She taught industrial design in the New York Normal
College, 1878-79.
In 1880 she was married to Lorin F. Deland of Boston, in
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The Wisdom of
Fools.
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He
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Fuller,
Samuel Richard.
(5
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In 1851, while
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of tourists.
she was the centre of a group of cultivated people, who were guests of her brothers
;
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(9
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literature.
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Engine Company. Then he entered the Navy as third assistant engineer and
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Heat
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With
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The Boys
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A Home
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138
Tsountas, Chrestos.
(1857
Tsountas
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(17
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the English language and literature in the University of Michigan, and since
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John
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He
A Few
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He
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War
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Born in Waltham, Mass., son of Rev. Dr. William Hayes Ward, who has been
He was graduated at
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He is one of the Massachusetts
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He entered the Methodist ministry in 1855, and afterwards studied the1853.
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INDEX.
PAGE
Aaron
the Wildwoods.
in
Harris
53
88
114
109
94
143
97
21
1
97
66
166
39
132
176
105
Peabody 104
Browning
15
Agassiz, Louis, Life and Correspondence.
Agamemnon,
etc.
Agassiz
61
127
18
Warner
164
44
42
8
152
160
34
82
39
Gardiner
Alaska. Ballou
Alaska, Picturesque. Woodman
Aldine Series, The Riverside
Alexander. Dodge
Along the Shore. Lathrop
40
8
of.
Winsor
151
American
American
American
American
American
American
American
167
Commonwealths.
153
Scudder
Folk-Lore, Journal of
184
Folk-Lore Society, Memoirs of the 184
History, Critical Period of.
Fiske 41
Index.
Horsewoman.
Karr
77
Crandall
42
144
180
180
10
78
15
47
57
33
179
176
30
PAGE
American Statesmen. Morse
154
American Woman's Life and Work. Hudson. 23
Americans of Recent Times, Famous. Parton
103
Among my Books.
Among the Isles of
Anatomy
Anatomy
Lowell
89
Thaxter
Schwartz
Shoals.
of the Ear.
133
183
183
57
Anima
Poetae.
Coleridge
Annals of the Lowell Observatory.
Anne of Geierstein. Scott
32
165
80
154
124
no
24
Lowell.
Thatcher
of.
Appalachia
Appeal to Life, The. Munger
Applied Christianity. Gladden
Arabian Nights' Entertainments
166,
Horton
Architecture for General Students.
Hayes
Arctic Boat Journey.
Argonauts of North Liberty. Harte
Aristophanes' Apology. Browning
Arithmetic, Intellectual. Colburn
Arithmetic. Second Lessons. Wheeler
Arithmetical Aids
Army of Northern Virginia. Allan
Arne. Bjornson
Art Anatomy. Rimmer
Art and Artists, Stories of. Clement
Art, Claims of Decorative.
Crane
Art, Handbook of Legendary and Mythological.
Clement
Art Idea. Jarves
Art of Japan, Glimpse at the. Jarves
Art of Play writing, The. Hennequin
Art, Sketches of. Jameson
Art, Talks on.
Hunt
Art Thoughts. Jarves
Arthur, King, and the Table Round. Newell
Artist-Biographies.
Sweetser
Artists of the XlXth Century.
Clement and
Hutton
90
115
176
114
133
183
98
46
169
66
60
55
15
179
180
179
5
12
no
23
30
23
74
74
61
74
69
74
99
128
23
81
.165, 173
146
As It Is in Heaven. Larcom
As You Like It. Shakespeare
Ascutney Street. Whitney
Asia (Poems of Places). Longfellow
Asolando. Browning
Aspects of Poetry. Shairp
Astronomy, The New. Langley
At Sundown. Whittier
152
87
15
119
So
147
Bolles..
Prince..
Si
13
108
66
66
183
....
87
72
158
Holmes
39
63
De Quincey
32
INDEX
192
Autobiographies, Choice.
Autobiography, The,, of
Howells
a
Kropotkin
Autocrat of the Breakfast-Table.
Hill
Hoppin...
Times
Warner
47
8
142, 160
Aldrich 167
etc.
Spedding
of.
Stories.
his Master, etc.
62
65
135
183
Ballou
Balaam and
63,
165, 170
'
Baddeck.
79
Holmes..
Aztec Land.
69
Revolutionist.
122
142
184
Edwards
Harris
53
Balaustion's Adventure.
Browning
15
Ballads and Lyrics.
Lodge
84
Ballads, English and Scottish
177
Ballads, English and Scottish Popular, Child 21
Ballads for Little Folk. Cary
20
Ballads, Lyrics, and Hymns.
Cary
20
Ballads, Lyrics, and Sonnets. Longfellow.
86
Ballads of Blue Water. Roche
Ballads of New England. Whittier
147
Balzac.
Saltus
112
Barker's Luck. Harte
55
.
Barnaby Rudge.
Dickens
33
Barnard, Charles Francis, Life of. Tiffany. 136
Barring Out, The. Edgeworth
164
Barry Cornwall, etc. Fields
159
Barry Lyndon. Thackeray
131
Bartlett, General W. F., Life of.
Palfrey... 101
Bass, Bishop, Life of. Addison
3
Battle of the Strong.
Parker
102
I
Beauties of
Stryker. 128
22
Bolles.
De Quincey
13
33
Belgium (Poems
of Places).
124
87
55
Longfellow
Thayer...
Bible, Creation of the.
Adams
Bible, Who wrote the.
Gladden
Biglow Papers, The. Lowell
Bills of Exchange, etc.
Chitty
Biographical Essays, etc. De Quincey
115
78
7
75
106
124
the.
133
2
46
90, 160
181
32
163
25
95
146
170
170
18
149
35
137
Blithedale
Romance.
Hawthorne
57
109
n7
105
131
164
109
Thayer
133
Books, Art, Eloquence. Emerson
159
Boston, Dictionary of. Bacon
7
Boston Illustrated. Bacon
8
Boston Monday Lectures. Cook
25
Boston Town. Scudder
117
Botany, Reviews of Works on. Gray
48
Boys at Chequasset. Whitney
146
Boys of Old Monmouth, The. Tomlinson.. 137
their Use.
Brave
87
180
156
183
159
Molineux
Browning Courtship,
47
16
26
of.
96
White
etc.
145
Bigelow
Buddha-Fields, Gleanings
in.
11
Hearn
60
121
182
22
Lloyd
86, 164
16
16
165
Web164
ster
Hardy
New Orleans.
Parton
Ward
141
.*
106
131
159, 166
103
154
52
103
117
Scudder
Butterflies, Every-Day.
Edwards....
Butterflies of North America.
Butterflies of the Eastern United States and
Canada.
Scudder
119
14
55
159
Macaulay
36
Brown...
14
157
Minot
95
Birds of Village and Field. Merriam
94
Birds through an Opera-Glass. Merriam. ... 95
Birthday Books. Emerson, Holmes, Longfellow, Lowell, Whittier
38, 65, 87, 90, 148
Black Curtain, The. Loughead
88
Black Dwarf, and Legend of Montrose. Scott. 114
Dodge, Liddell
Caesar.
Shakespeare
Cassar, Julius.
165, 173
California.
Bellamy
33
10
34
Royce
Cambridge Edition of the Poets
112
156
INDEX
Cape Cod. Thoreau
135
12
Captain Mansana. Bjornson
103, 170
Captains of Industry. Parton
Carlyle-Emerson Correspondence. Norton. 38
Winsor
150
Cartier to Frontenac.
Memorial of.
Cary, Alice and Phcebe,
20
Clemmer
McLaughlin
Cass, Lewis.
93
Hay
Castilian Days.
59
115
Castle Dangerous. Scott..
Catalogues of the Publications of Houghton,
190
Mifflin and Company
Wyman
183
Catarrh, Autumnal
Cathedral. Lowell
159
Cathedral Courtship, A, and Penelope's EngWiggin
lish Experiences.
148
Catherine. Thackeray
132
161
Caudle's Curtain Lectures. Jerrold
Century of Electricity. Mendenhall
94
Century of Indian Epigrams. More
96
11
28
154
68
35
Character
and Comment
from
Howells.
Macoun
69
Character Building.
Jackson
Carlyie
Characteristics.
Characteristics.
Russell
Characteristics of Women.
71
159
112
73
Jameson
Chief
End
of
Man.
Merriam
95
Whittier
Child-Life.
147, 165, 170
Child-Life in Prose. Whittier
148, 165, 170
Childe Harold. Byron
175
Childhood (Little Classics). Johnson
158
Childhood in Literature and Art. Scudder.. 116
Childhood Songs. Larcom
81
Children of the Future, The. Smith
122
Children, the Church, and the Communion.
Hall
Children's Book. Scudder
Gray
Children's Crusade, The.
Longfellow
Children's Hour, etc.
Children's Rights. Wiggin
Child's History of England.
Dickens
China (Oriental Religions). Johnson
Hart
China, Western.
Choate, Rufus, Memories of. Neilson
Chocorua's Tenants. Bolles
Choice Autobiographies.
Howells
Choice of Books. Carlyie
Chosen Valley, The. Foote
Church
in
Modern
Society.
Ward
141
55
22
Claudia Hyde.
Baylor
10
Schurz
113
Clemmer, Mary, Biography of. Hudson. ... 23
Clockmaker. Haliburton
161
Club of One, A. Russell
112
Coal and the Coal Mines. Greene
49
Cobbe, Frances Power, Life of. Cobbe .... 24
Coeur d'Alene. Foote
43
Colombe's Birthday. Browning
15
Colonel Carter of Cartersville. Smith
121
Colonel Starbottle's Client. Harte
55
Colonial Ballads, etc. Preston
108
Earle
Colonial Dames and Goodwives.
36
Colonial Meeting-House, Side Glimpses from
Clay, Henry.
the.
12
Bliss
Hamilton
Colonial Mobile.
Colonial Times on Buzzard's Bay.
Columbus, Christopher. Winsor
Come Forth. Phelps and Ward
Bliss. ...
51
12
151
106
158
166,
Lea
Abbott
De Quincey.
45
of Life.
Emerson
Continuous Creation.
90
12
46
32
23
6
1
46
1
. .
son
Conduct
69
77
Abbott..
83
Allen...
67
22
Clarke
Constitutional
43
of all Religions.
12
Howe
99
158, 159
.'
on.
Comparison
76
54
50
Lowell
Choy Susan, and Other Stories. Bishop
Christ of To-day, The. Gordon
Christ's Idea of the Supernatural.
Denison.
Christian Church, Sacerdotal Celibacy in the.
37
Confessions and Criticisms. Hawthorne. ... 56
Confessions of a Frivolous Girl. Grant
47
Confessions of an Opium Eater. De Quincey 32
Confessions of Claud. Fawcett
38
Confidence. James
72
Congressional Directory. Poore
107
Wilson
Congressional Government.
150
Connecticut.
Johnston
76
Conscience. Cook
25
Constitutional History and Government of
Landon
80
the United States.
117
48
163, 170
149
33
Chosbn.
32
A Century of.
11
Bellamy
A Second Century of. Bellamy.. 11
100
Charming Sally, The. Otis
20
Chase of St. Castin. Catherwood
18
Chase of the Meteor, The. Bynner
Chase, Salmon P. Hart
54
182
Chattel Mortgages. Jones
62
Cheerful Yesterdays. Higginson
Morse
Chezzles, The.
97
Charades,
Charades,
193
15
Law.
Pomeroy
....00
Allen...
Adams
Contracts. Chitty
Contributions to Punch, etc. Thackeray.
Conversations in a Studio. Story
182
6
2
181
. .
132
126
182
182
102
88
53
159
136
182
38
38
42
165
115
69
INDEX
i94
..
Adams
Cressy.
Harte
Cricket on the Hearth.
Criminal Law Reports.
Critical Period of
162
154
28
Dickens
Green
American History.
55
164
181
Fiske
Cromwell.
Carlyle
Cruise of the Mystery, The. Thaxter
Cruises of the " Blake," Three. Agassiz.
Crusade of the Excelsior, The. Harte
41
160
133
.
55
Dana
30
Culture and Religion. Shairp
119
Culture, Behavior, Beauty, etc.
Emerson... 159
Cup of Trembling, The. Foote
43
Cuba and Back, To.
Curiosities of the
Old Lottery.
Brooks
13
26
184
20
Daffodils.
146
73
Whitney
James
Damen's Ghost. Bynner
Dana, Richard H., Jr., Life
123
Daisy Miller.
Dan vis
Folks.
of.
Adams
...
.Robinson
Denmark (Poems of
Places).
Longfellow...
of
Destiny of
18
2
111
41
78
24
105
7
33
19
134
121
14
160
13
177
140
17
75
28
180
167
46
131
87
183
Goldsmith. 158,
i59> 165
7
Austin
Craddock....
Broomsedge Cove.
29
Man.
Fiske
41
12
Bishop
Harte
Devil's Ford.
55
Dialogues and Scenes. Stowe
167
Diana Victrix. Converse
25
Diary, Hawthorne's First
59
Diary of an Ennuyee. Jameson
73
Diary of Anna Green Winslow. Earle
36
Dickens Dictionary. Pierce and Wheeler.
33
Dickens, In and Out of Doors with. Fields. 159
2
Dictionary of American Authors. Adams...
Detmold.
. .
Seward
91
118
Hall
50
127
57
33
106
154
93
Dorothea. Stockton
Dorothy Deane. Kirk
Dorothy Q.,
Down
etc.
125
78
Holmes
Craddock
Dramatic Idyls. Browning
Dramatic Lyrics, etc. Browning
Dramatic Romances. Browning
Dramatis Personam. Browning
Dramatists, The Old English. Lowell
Drawing, Hints for Pupils in. Knowlton.
Dream Children. Scudder
Dream of Fair Women, A. Tennyson
Dred. Stowe
Drift from Redwood Camp, A. Harte
Drift from Two Shores.
Harte
Duchess Emilia. Wendell
64
29
the Ravine.
15
15
15
15
.
130
126
55
56
175
8
8
9
Due North.
Due South.
Due West.
Ballou
Ballou
Ballou
Bjornson
Dust.
Dust. Hawthorne
Dwellers in Five- Sisters Court.
89
79
117
12
56
Scudder.... 116
183
135
122
land.
73
65
Weeden
Elsie Venner.
Cooke
Holmes
at
in
Home
and Abroad.
Concord.
Emerson, Ralph
132
55
11
129
179
9
52
179
6
33
13
32
30
23
94
165
180
69
81
165
26
Emerson
Emerson
181
81
143
119
63
152
Adams
Conway.
Emerson
Waldo.
25
37
Cooke,
Cabot,
Holmes
Eminent Men,
18, 26, 64
Recollections of. Whipple.. 144
182
Employer's Liability Acts. Reno
Child's History of. Dickens..
England,
33
England and
Italy,
S.
Haw-
of Places).
Long-
Notes
in.
thorne
59
87
INDEX
England, Old. Hoppin
England Without and Within. White
English and Scottish Ballads
English and Scottish Popular Ballads. Child
English Authors, Handbook of. Adams
English Constitution, Origin and Growth of.
Taylor
English Dramatists, The Old. Lowell
English-Hebrew Lexicon. Robinson
English Humorists, The. Thackeray
English Note-Books. Hawthorne
English Poetry, Old, Stories from. Richard
65
145
177
21
3
129
89
180
132
57
"o, 173
son
154
English Religious Leaders
English Traits. Emerson
37
Enoch Arden. Tennyson 130, 158, 159, 165, 171,
Epic of the Inner Life, The.
Epitome of History. Ploetz
i7S
45
180
8
Genung
Merwin
182
121
159
159, 165
109
109
32
Esoteric Buddhism.
of.
Sinnett
Dramas
of.
Lawton
Clarke
Every-Day
Butterflies.
E very-Day
English.
Scudder
White
Every-Day Religion.
Clarke
Evolution of Christianity. Abbott
Excursions in Art and Letters. Story
Thoreau
Excursions.
Excursions of an Evolutionist. Fiske
.
79
88
82
88
63
98
104
72
171
86
159
88
22
117
145
22
1
126
135
41
Fable for
Critics, A. Lowell
90,
Fables and Folk-Stories. Scudder. 117, 164,
Fables, Book of. Scudder
Facts and Suggestions on Money, Trade, and
Banking. Walker
Fagots for the Fireside. Hale
Fair God. Wallace
Fair Maid of Perth. Scott
Fair Shadow Land. Thomas
Faith and Fellowship. Cuckson
Faith Gartney's Girlhood. Whitney
Familiar Allusions. Wheeler
Familiar Short Sayings of Great Men. Bent
Family Library of British Poetry. Fields and
.
Whipple.
Hoppin
Fashionable Sufferer, A.
Fast and Thanksgiving Days of New England.
Love
167
171
117
Murfree
Fellowe and His Wife, A.
159, 160
Howells
68
91
Felicia.
98
Browning
Ferishtah's Fancies.
Feud of Oakfield Creek. Royce
Story
Fiammetta.
Fiction, Dictionary of Noted
15
112
126
Names
Wheeler
Fields, James T., Biographical Notes
Fifine at the Fair.
Browning
of.
144
40
of
15
92
152
181
89, 160
Fisk, Wilbur.
Prentice
Fitzboodle Papers. Thackeray
Flies, Favorite.
Marbury
Flight of a Tartar Tribe.
De Quincey
Flip ; and Found at Blazing Star. Harte.
108
131
92
166
...
56
Perry
Florida Sketch-Book, A. Torrey
Flowers and Fruit. (From Mrs. Stowe)
Folk-Lore, Journal of American
Folk-Lore Society, Memoirs of the American
Folk- Song and Popular Poetry. Williams..
Folk Stories, The Book of. Scudder
Folk-Tales of Angola. Chatelain
Following the Greek Cross. Hyde
Football.
Camp and Deland
Foot-Path Way. Torrey
For a Woman. Perry
Foregone Conclusion, A. Howells
Forest Flora of Japan, Notes on. Sargent.
Forms in Conveyancing. Jones
Fortune (Little Classics). Johnson
Fortune of the Republic, etc. Emerson
105
137
128
184
184
149
117
184
71
19
137
105
Flock
of Girls,
Fortune's Fool.
A.
Hawthorne
Fortunes of Nigel.
Found
at
Scott
Harte
Blazing Star.
Four-Handed Folk.
Miller
Scudder
France and Savoy (Poems of Places).
Frail Children of the Air.
140
50
140
115
134
30
145
144
40
103
120
119
57
160
65
88
195
92
68
113
182
158
164
56
114
56
104
132
95
106
154
117
Long-
fellow
87
of Faith. Munger
and Italian Note-Books.
Freedom
70
73
105
105
54
171
103
182
138
98
57
French
Hawthorne
French Parnassus, The. Parton
103
French Revolution, Eve of the. Lowell
S8
Fresh Fields. Burroughs
18
Friar Jerome's Beautiful Book. Aldrich. ...
4
Friar Jerome's Beautiful Book, and Other
Poems. Aldrich
5
Fridolin.
Schiller
159
Whitney. 146
106
INDEX
196
Gabriel Conroy.
Gustavus Adolphus.
Hins-
Words.
Garrison,
Wm.
Balch
Lloyd, Life
177
of.
44, 75
of.
Kimball
..
Hopkins
Geraldine.
77
106
106
146
14
9
100
39
121
83
47
4
77
65
171
163
Holmes
Grant
vs.
87
124
152
101
119
60
6
74
60
159
166
146
12
163
of the
Potomac.
Gray Champion,
etc.
Hawthorne
yers. Willard
Half Century in Salem, A. Silsbee
Hamilton, Alexander. Lodge, Shea
Hamlet.
Shakespeare
Hammersmith. Severance
Handbook
of Universal Literature.
of Lavender, A.
Reese
Hanging of the Crane. Longfellow
Dodge
Hannibal.
Field
Eckler. 179
83
149
120
84, 119
166
118
Botta.
13
109
86
34
39
.
12
26
53
Harris
183
33
49
Griffis
Cooper
Norton
Henry Esmond. Thackeray
Henry, Patrick. Tyler
no
Hiawatha, Song
Hermitage, The,
etc.
Sill
(Little Classics).
of.
Johnson
Longfellow
104
104
160
56
123
57
82
81
183
166
126
183
27
114
90
136
180
106
27
100
132
139
105
25
61
55
120
158
High-Lights.
88
171
Mc-
Clellan
171
171
35
166
121
38
88
162, 171
The Army
Leland
Hap-Hazard.
Garrison,
Johnson
Gypsies, The.
Dodge
Handful
62
dale
Garfield's
66
4
67
43
55
62
55
124
160
142
Stevens
Lowell
Garden Acquaintance, My.
Garden, My Summer in a. Warner
Garfield, President, and Education.
Gallatin, Albert.
Gulliver's
Gulliver's
12
183
Harte
Howard
Guenn.
93
160
121
34
33
17
96
Field
39
Highland Widow. Scott
115
Hints for Pupils in Drawing and Painting.
Knowlton
79
His Star in the East. Parks
102
24
Lodge
29
84
87
39
Hitherto.
Van Brunt
Greek Poetry, Growth and Influence of Classical.
Jebb
Greek Poets in English Verse. Appleton...
Greeley, Horace, Life of.
Parton
Greene, Nathanael, Life of. Greene
Growth
of the Mind.
Reed
Guardian Angel, The. Holmes
139
75
6
103
48
108
63
Whitney
145
Home
Whitney
Cooper
as Found.
146
28
INDEX
Home Ballads. Taylor
Home Gymnastics. Angerstein
Home Idyl, A. Trowbridge
129
Inn Album.
;
to
to
39
180
Learn Russian. Riola
Howells, Character and Comment from.
69
Hymns
of the Faith.
Glezen
Hyperion.
26
73
158
ton
Italy, Pictures from.
Dickens
Italy, Six Months in.
Hillard
Itinerario di Einsiedeln.
Lanciani
104
48
66
Ivanhoe.
Scott
of Places).
87
100
33
62
80
114, 165, 172
Phelps
106
Jack Tier. Cooper
28
Jackson, Andrew. Parton, Sumner
103, 128
Japan, American Missionary in. Gordon.
47
53
85
Longfellow.
Cahan
19
In Exile. Foote
In Memoriam. Tennyson
130,
In Memoriam, Tennyson's. Genung
In Nesting Time. Miller
In New England Fields and Woods. Robinson
In Spain and Portugal. Andersen
In Sunshine Land. Thomas
In the Brave Days of Old. Hall
In the Carquinez Woods. Harte
In the Cheering-Up Business.
Lee
In the Clouds. Craddock
In the Dozy Hours. Repplier
In the Lena Delta. Melville
In the Levant. Warner
In the Saddle
In the Tennessee Mountains. Craddock. ...
In the Wilderness. Warner
In the Young World. Thomas
Index,
American
Library
Association.
Fletcher
to Periodical Literature.
Poole
India (Oriental Religions). Johnson
India, The Pearl of.
Ballou
Indian Epigrams, A Century of. More
Indian Myths. Emerson
Indian Summer. Howells
Indiana. Dunn
Index
87
Nor-
Iceland (Poems
182
119
165
50
177
Longfellow
Emerson
134
87
149
Irish Sketch Book, etc.
Thackeray
132
Irving, Washington.
Warner
142
Island Garden, An.
Thaxter
133
Isles of Shoals, Among the.
Thaxter
133
Italian Independence, Dawn of.
Thayer... 134
Italian Journeys.
Howells
69
Italian Painters, Early.
Jameson
73
Italian Popular Tales.
Crane
30
149
Macoun
181
158
eroy.....
125
Huckleberries. Cooke
Human Immortality. James
Bennett, Bigelow
57, 165,
Fields
15
181,182
37
179
Interludes, Lyrics, and Idylls. Tennyson... 131
International Law in Time of Peace.
Pom-
12
Williams
52
Browning
171
ence in Texas.
18
Harris
Beach, Phdlips
Insurance.
Insurance Cases.
How
How
Burroughs
137
146
27
39
19
156
77
127
38
Indoor Studies.
197
43
159
45
95
De Long
97, 103
43
165
Journey in Brazil.
Juan and Juanita.
Agassiz
Baylor
Judgment of Socrates, The. Plato.
Judith and Holofernes. Aldrich
110
6
134
32
Juggler, The.
Just
How.
Craddock
Whitney
103
89
15
99
32
166
184
4
10
More.. 167
4
29
146
51
Kansas. Spring
Kavanagh. Longfellow
Keble, John. Lock
Keedon Bluffs, The Story
56
83
29
109
94
142
177
29
142
134
44
107
76
8
96
37
68
35
123
S6
154
of.
Craddock... 29
Kenilworth.
Scott
114
Kentucky.
Shaler
119
Kindergarten Principles and Practice. Wiggin and Smith
149
King Arthur and the Table Round. Newell. 99
King of Folly Island. Jewett
75
King of the Golden River, The, etc. Ruskin,
and others
167
King of the Town, The. Mackubin
91
King Victor and King Charles. Browning.. 15
King's Chapel Sermons.
Peabody
104
Knave of Hearts, The. Grant
47
Knitters in the Sun. Thanet
132
Knox, John. MacCunn
154
Kokoro.
Hearn
60
INDEX
198
La
Saisiaz. Browning
Labor.
Cook
Ladder of Fortune, The.
15
25
Baylor
10
Lamplighter.
Cummins
115
161
Paths.
Munger
Lancelot and Elaine. Tennyson
Lamps and
New
130, 175
Eng-
Minot
land.
Land of the Lingering Snow. Bolles
Lands of Scott. Hunnewell
Larcom, Lucy: Life, Letters, and Diary.
Addison
Lars.
95
13
70
3
163
Taylor
89
179
Law Books
181
Dole
Lawrence, Amos A. Lawrence
Laws of Daily Conduct. Gilman
Lay
Lay
Schiller
of the Bell.
of the Last Minstrel.
Scott
116,
Lays of Ancient Rome. Macaulay
160,
Lays of the Scottish Cavaliers Aytoun
Holmes, Longfellow, and WhitLeaflets.
tier.
Hodgdon
43
64
17a
go
154
158
159
175
164
160
43
114
Handbook
of.
Clement
23
Legends and Lyrics. Whittier
147
Legends of New England. Hawthorne
160
Legends of the Province House.
Haw,
thorne
160
Leisure Hours among the Gems. Hamlin..
51
Lena Delta, In the. Melville
94
Leslie Goldthwaite. Whitney
146
Lesson in Love, A. Kirk
78
Letters and Social Aims. Emerson
37
Levant, In the. Warner
142
Liber Amoris. Carpenter
19
Liberal Living upon Narrow Means. Her61
153
112
182:
158
Bige-
low
181
158
49
97, 113
84
27
150
32
13
18
72
32
144
167
Little-Folk Lyrics.
Sherman
Little Foxes.
Stowe
Girl of
Little
Little
Little
Little
Little
Little
Little
Little
Long Ago, A.
Helpers.
White
Vandegrift
35
144
95
158
163
33
120
127
145
140
14
53
127
20
Tour
in France.
James
Violinist, The.
Aldrich
73
4
165
Campbell
Locke and Sydenham, etc. Brown
14
Locksley Hall. Tennyson
159
Locusts and Wild Honey. Burroughs
18
Longfellow, H. W.
Longfellow, UnderLochiel's Warning.
wood
87, 139
Love
139.
Hawthorne
45
179
179
14, 159
rick.
Little Classics.
Johnson
Little Daffydowndilly, etc.
Little Dorrit.
Dickens
35
82
28
Age
167
New
Literature,
Literature of
167
163
87
10
22
70
48
46
..
.
105
181
Johnson
Love, Friendship, Domestic Life. Emerson
Love
or a Name.
Hawthorne
Love Songs, Nine, and a Carol. Wiggin. ..
Love Stories, A Book of. Perry
Lovel the Widower. Thackeray
Lover of Truth, A. White
Loves of the Poets. Jameson
Lowell, James Russell. Underwood
Lowell, James Russell, and his Friends.
(Little Classics).
Hale.
13
54
184
158
159
56
149
105
131
144
73
139
49
90
55, 160
Browning
Luria.
15
Lyrical Poems (Little Classics). Johnson ... 158
Lyrics and Sonnets. Thomas
134
Lyrics for a Lute. Sherman
120
Lyrics, Idyls, and Romances.
Browning... 15
Mabel Martin.
Mabel Vaughan.
Whittier
147, 162
Cummins
30
T
Macbeth. Shakespeare
Madison, Dolly, Memoirs of
Madison, James. Gay
Madonna of the Tubs, The. Phelps
Madonna, Legends of the. Jameson
Lawrence.
Magic of the Horse-Shoe, The.
Magnhild. Bjbrnson
Maine, Woods and Lakes of. Hubbard.
Maine Woods. Thoreau
Making and the Unmaking of the Preacher,
The. Tucker
. . .
Malta,
The
Story
of.
Ballou
Marm
Lisa.
Marmion.
Wiggin
Scott
Marriage. Cook
Mars. Lowell
Marsh Island, A. Jewett
Marshall, John. Magruder
Martin Chuzzlewit. Dickens
Maruja. Harte
166
91
45
106
73
82
12
69
135
138
8
67
88
154
57
10
4,160
14, 158, 159
83
148
115,175
25
90
75
155
33
55
INDEX
Browne
Maryland.
Masks, Heads, and Faces. Emerson
Adams..
Massachusetts, Emancipation of
Massachusetts History, Three Episodes of.
.
Adams
Massachusetts
tory.
Its
Historians and
its
His-
Adams
Maud.
15
37
Tennyson
182
152
33
106
180
180
75
159
147
127
78
78
182
63
22
116
15
106
24
131
4
28
164
150
120
Mesmerism, Rationale of. Sinnett
Metamorphoses, etc. Selections from Ovid. 179
Methods of Study in Natural History. Agassiz
Mexico (Poems
of Places).
Michigan.
Cooley
Middle States (Poems of Places).
low
Midsummer Madness, A. Kirk
Miles Standish,
low
Miles Standish,
4
87
27
Longfellow
The Courtship
of.
of.
Military Service,
Narrative of.
Millionaire of Rough-and-Ready.
Milton. Macaulay
Missouri. Carr
Missy. Harris
Mistress of Beech Knoll. Burnham
Mitchel, Ormsby Mac Knight. Mitchel
Mobile, Colonial. Hamilton
.
159, 166
108
49
53
68
127
126
158
17
17
143
10
142
151
31
19
53
17
96
51
158
Howells
68
Molly Bishop's Family. Owen
101
Monastery. Scott
114
Monastic Orders, Legends of the. Jameson 73
Monetary and Industrial Fallacies. Howe.. 67
Money, Trade, and Banking. Walker
140
Monikins. Cooper
27
Mono-Metalism, etc. Howe
67
Monroe, James. Gilman
45
Moonlight Boy, A. Howe
67
Moosehead Journal, A. Lowell
160
Moral Evolution. Harris
52
Morison, John Hopkins
97
Mornings in the College Chapel. Peabody. 104
Modern
Modern
Classics
Instance, A.
51
.. . .
53
32
161
56
99
13
Nameless Nobleman, A.
Austin
7
Nantucket, Quaint. Bliss
12
Nantucket Scraps. Austin
7
Napoleon, The First. Ropes
111
Narrative and Critical History of America.
151
Nature
162
28
lo well
55
DramaHazen...
Harte
94
60
Longfel-
Cooper
63
182
87
78
tized
Miles Wallingford.
Winsor
Longfel-
The Courtship
199
(Little Classics).
Nature, Addresses,
etc.
Johnson
158
Emerson
37
119
135
159
177
184
52
Jones.. 76
95
Weeden
of.
New
New
low
New
New
New
New
New
New
143
172
87
Dowden
Studies in Literature.
Waggings of Old Tales. Bangs and
Sherman
New
New
8
41
102
frey
New
80
World, The
York. Roberts
Newcomes, The. Thackeray
Newman, Cardinal. Hutton
Next Door. Burnham
Nicholas Nickleby. Dickens
Nights with Uncle Remus. Harris
174
13
100
105
35
120
184
110
131
154
17
33
53
INDEX
200
Nile,
142
134
126
149
22
Lowell
90
Oak
Lowell
Sinnett
121
Odd, or Even?
28
25
26
90
Longfellow...
Whitney
Oddities in Southern
Life
and Character.
Watterson
Ode on a Grecian Urn,
etc.
Keats
Wordsworth
to Immortality, etc.
Odes, Lyrics, and Sonnets. Lowell
Odyssey. Homer. Bryant, Palmer
16,
Ohio. King
Old China, etc. Lamb
Old Colony Town, and Other Sketches. Bliss
Old Curiosity Shop. Dickens
Old Elm, Under the. Lowell
Old England. Hoppin
Old English Dramatists, The. Lowell
Old Friends and New. Jewett
Old Garden, The, and Other Verses. Deland
Old Greek Folk Stories. Peabody
Old Kaskaskia. Catherwood
Old Lines in New Black and White. Smith
Richardson
Old Love-Letters.
Old Maids, and Burglars in Paradise. Phelps
Old Manse, The, and A Few Mosses. Hawthorne
Ode
87
146
178
167
165
90
102
77
165
12
33
163
65
89
75
32
166
20
121
109
106
165
114
108
Riverside Litera-
ture Series
164
4
On Horseback. Warner
On the Frontier. Harte
On the Threshold. Munger
On the Track of Ulysses. Stillman
One-Hoss Shay, The,
etc.
141
56
98
125
Holmes
64
66
66
6
66
146
De
Quin-
Barrows
32
9
Orient.
Cook
Oriental Religions.
26
76
Johnson.
Tajdor
tion.
Orthodoxy. Cook
Orthophony or Vocal Culture. Russell
Higginson
Ossoli, Margaret Fuller.
O. T. Andersen
Other Girls, The. Whitney
Otto the Knight. Octave Thanet
Our Hundred Days in Europe. Holmes
Our Mutual Friend. Dickens
129
25
180
62
6
146
132
63
33
57
178
of the East.
Hearn
60
of the Question.
Howells
69
Outlines of Cosmic Philosophy. Fiske
42
Outlooks on Society, Literature, etc. Whipple 144
Out
Out
Outre-Mer.
Longfellow
85
21
63
179
Andrews
Pacchiarotto. Browning
Pagan and Christian Rome. Lanciani
Pagans, The. Bates
Pages from an Old Volume of Life.
15
80
10
63
Painters and Paintings, Famous.
Shedd. ... 120
Painters, Sculptors, Architects, Engravers.
Clement
23
Palamon and Arcite. Dryden
167
Palmetto Leaves. Stowe
127
Pansies. Whitney
146
Paracelsus. Browning
15
Paradise. Dante.
Norton
100
Paradise Found. Warren
142
Paradise Lost. Milton
161, 165, 172
Paris Sketch Book, etc. Thackeray
132
Parisian Art and Artists. Bacon
8
Parleyings.
Browning
15
Parlor Car, The. Howells
69
Pamasse Francais, Le. Parton
104
Parnassus.
Emerson
38
Parson's Proxy. Hamilton
51
Passe Rose. Hardy
52
Passionate Pilgrim, A. James
73
Pastorals,
Lyrics, and Sonnets.
Wordsworth
1 76
Pathfinder.
Cooper
28
Pathological Anatomy of the Ear. Schwartze 183
Patience Strong's Outings. Whitney
146
Patroclus and Penelope. Dodge
35
Patty's Perversities.
Bates
9
Paul and Virginia. St. Pierre
159, 161
Paul, Ideas of the Apostle. Clarke
22
Paul Revere 's Ride. Longfellow
164
Paul the Apostle, The Life and Letters of.
Holmes
Abbott
38
15
8
126
Pendennis. Thackeray
Penelope's English Experiences.
Penelope's Progress. Wiggin
Penelope's Suitors. Bynner
Pepacton. Burroughs
Perfect Adonis, A. Harris
Periodical Literature, Index to.
131
Wiggin.. 148
148
18
18
54
Poole and
"
Fletcher
107
Griffis
Perry, Matthew Calbraith.
49
Benjamin
11
Persia and the Persians.
Persia {Oriental Religions). Johnson
76
Personality.
Fuller
44
Peterkin Papers, The. Hale
50
Brown
Petrie Estate, The.
14
Peveril of the Peak. Scott
114
Phases of Thought and Criticism. Brother
Azarias
Thackeray
Deland
Philip and his Wife.
Bates
Philistines, The.
Philosophy, Essays in. De Quincey
New, Essays
Philosophy, Old and
Knight
7
132
31
10
Philip.
32
in.
79
42
Philosophy, Outlines of Cosmic. Fiske
11
Philosophy of Eating. Bellows
Philosophy of Expression, Synthetic. Brown 15
Philosophy, Religious Aspect of. Royce. ... 112
112
Philosophy, Spirit of Modern. Royce
Phoebe. Harris
53
12
Photography, Indoors and Out. Black
Photo-Micrographs. Sternberg
124
96
55
77
INDEX
Picciola.
Saintine
161
33
33
20
6
152
166
124
46
Cooper
Reeves and Read
Pink and White Tyranny. Stowe
Pioneer Quakers, The. Hallowell
Pioneers, The. Cooper
Pippa Passes. Browning
Pirate, The.
Scott
Pirate Gold.
Stimson
Pilot,
The.
27
109
127
Pilot Fortune.
51
27
75
Lit-
112
61
181
159
159
Jones... 182
151
123
20
24
135
87, 160
113
...
21
63
119
106
178
119
119
38
178
123
6
126
Poets and Etchers
178
Poets and Poetry of Europe. Longfellow.. 87
Poets and Poetry of Ireland. Williams
149
Poets and Problems. Cooke
26
Poets of America. Stedman
123
Poganuc People. Stowe
127
Points of View. Repplier
109
Pokahontas,
Lady. Cooke
26
Political Economy in Use of Money.
Howe 67
Political Register.
Poore
107
Politics and Political Economy. De Quincey
32
Polly Oliver's Problem. Wiggin
148, 172
Ponkapog to Pesth, From. Aldrich
4
Pontresina, Gleanings from.
Arnold
6
Poor, How to Help the. Fields
39
Poor Richard's Almanac. Franklin
163
Portrait of a Lady.
James
72
My
Portraits
Portraits of Friends.
Portraits of Places.
Shairp
James
Longfellow...
119
73
87
159
123
167
61
The
Stryker
Prisoner of Chillon, etc. Byron
Prisoners of Hope. Johnston
Professor at the Breakfast-Table.
Gilman
45
Progressive Housekeeping. Owen
100
Prophet of the Great Smoky Mountains.
Craddock
29
Profit Sharing.
Brooks
13
100
9
46
Gladden
15
114
125
201
Battles
of.
128
167
76
Holmes.. 63
QUAIXT AND
CURIOL'S ADVERTISEMENTS.
Brooks
Quaint Nantucket.
13
Bliss
12
83
Hallo-
well
The
Quakers,
Pioneer.
51
51
Hallowell
78
4
Stowe
Little People.
128
115
Rab and
35
109
Brown
his Friends.
14,158,159,
161, 172
152
97
51
178
137
2
Sinnett
Winsor
151
Idealism
120
166
in
146
182
Philosophy
Itself.
Holmes
63
Recollections of a Drummer Boy.
Kieffer.
77
Recollections of Auton House.
Hoppin ... 65
Recollections of Eminent Men. Whipple... 144
Reconstruction during the Civil War in the
United States. Scott
113
Reconstruction of Europe, The. Murdock.. 98
.
etc.
Brown-
Cooper
Redskins, The.
Cooper
Redgauntlet. Scott
Register, The.
Howells
Religion, The Great Affirmations of.
Slicer.
Religious Aspect of Philosophy. Royce
Religious Poems. Stowe
Religious Progress. Allen
Religious Sorrow, Comfort, and Aspiration,
Poems of Child
Reminiscences of European Travel. Peabody
Renaissance, Early, etc. Hoppin
Reply to Criticisms on " Common Sense of
.
27
28
115
69
121
112
128
5
21
104
65
Money." Howe
67
Representative Men. Emerson
37
Representative Sonnets, by American Poets.
Crandall
30
Reprinted Pieces. Dickens
33
Reproductive Process, The. Ercolani
1S3
Republic of Childhood. Wiggin and Smith. 149
Republic of God. Mulford
98
Rescue of an Old Place.
Robbins
Macdonald
Idol,
the.
183
Furness
Resurrection, Story of the.
Return of the Druses. Browning
Reverend
110
On
Revolt of a Daughter.
Richard Vandermarck.
Kirk
Harris
44
15
175
7S
54
INDEX
202
Ride to the Lady, The. Cone
Ring and the Book, The. Browning
Ripley, George. Frothingham
Rip Van Winkle, and Other American Essays.
Irving
x6 4 ,
in
Howells
Rivermouth Romance.
Aldrich
Riverside
Riverside
Riverside
Riverside
Riverside
Riverside
Riverside
Riverside
Riverside
Riverside
Riverside
43
i
73
150
68
18
Aldine Series
Classics
Library for
15
America.
Wilson
Rise of Silas Lapham.
Riverby. Burroughs
25
Young People
Literature Series
Manual
for Teachers.
Natural History
Hall
175
167
Robinson Crusoe.
49
81
114
126
165, 173
Denison. 183
Defoe
Steele
72
164
cey
32
Romances, Lyrics,
Browning
and
Sonnets.
Mrs.
176
80
80
Lanciani
Root, John Wellborn, Life of. Monroe
Round Year, The. Thomas
Roundabout Journey. Warner
80
96
Riickblick, Ein.
Bellamy, Schindler
Ruins and Excavations of Ancient Rome.
Lanciani
Rules of Conduct, Farewell Addresses, etc.
Washington
Russian,
Russian
Russian
Russian
Russian
Russian
80
How to
Learn. Riola
Proctor
Manual and Key. Riola
46
25
87
180
Journey.
108
180
Rambles. Hapgood
Reader. Riola
Revolt, The. Noble
52
180
99
54
96
Rutledge. Harris
Ryle's Open Gate.
Moore
Sacerdotal Celibacy.
Sacred and Legendary Art.
St. Philip's.
Harris
St. Ronan's Well.
Scott
Sale, Law of.
Benjamin
Salem, A Half Century in.
Salem, Old. Putnam
Andrews
Dows, and Other
Sam Lawson's Fireside
Lea
Jameson
*
Sally
Slick.
Haliburton
83
73
54
115
181
Silsbee
Sallust.
Sam
134
141
132
121
42
42
169
163
Stories.
Stories.
Harte
Stowe
64
161
161
161
167
167
Science Series
Holmes
Gray
168
167
169
School-Boy, The.
Scientific Papers.
4
160
Paper Series
Primer and Reader
School Library
Song Book
Roadside Harp, A. Guiney
Roadside Poems. Larcom
Satchel Guide
j8 3
Saunterer, The. Whiting
I45
Saunterings.
Warner
142
Savoy (Poems of Places). Longfellow
87
Scarlet Letter, The.
Hawthorne
57
Scarlet Letter, Outline Illustrations. Darley 58
Schiller.
Carlyle
120
108
179
55
127
161
Longfellow
4g
91
87
70
116
160
Aytoun
44
..
119
69
28
28
106
131
159
Bellamy
n
Second Funeral of Napoleon. Thackeray.. 132
Second Lessons in Arithmetic. Wheeler
180
Second Son, The. Oliphant and Aldrich
100
Secret of Swedenborg. James
72
. . .
.
Self-Culture.
Clarke
22
164
57
117
Bryant
66
46
87
136
88
22
132
63
112
145
151
145
Ward
179
Sintram.
Fouque
60
164
9
12
32
72
146
18
173
106
113
137
39
106
159
Addison .... 164
53
4
62
139
Sketch Book, Essays from the. Irving.. 164, 173
Sketches and Travels in London. Thackeray 132
Sketches by Boz. Dickens
33
Sketches of Art. Jameson
74
Slave Power in America. Wilson
150
Sleeping Car, The.
Howells
69
Smith, Henry Boynton. Stearns
123
Smith, William and Lucy, Story of. Merriam 95
Smoking and Drinking. Parton
104
Snow-Bound. Whittier
147, 162, 173
Snow-Bound at Eagle's. Harte
55
Snow-Image. Hawthorne
57
Sobriquets and Nicknames. Frey
43
Social Ideals in English Letters.
Scudder.. 118
Hillard
Six Months in Italy.
Six Portraits. Van Rensselaer
INDEX
Fawcett
Social Silhouettes.
39
26
Cook
Socialism.
Socialism and the American Spirit. Gilman. 45
Emerson
Society and Solitude.
37
Society, Literature, and Politics, Outlooks
Whipple
on.
144
Society the Redeemed Form of Man. James 72
Socrates, The Judgment of. Plato and Xen167
ophon
101
Solomon's Temple. Paine
Somebody's Neighbors.
Cooke
26
Some
61
72
39
86
70
Songs at the Start. Guiney
49
Songs from the Old Dramatists. Richardson 109
Songs from the Golden Gate. Coolbrith. ... 27
Songs of Sunrise Lands. Scollard
114
Songs of the Silent World. Phelps
106
Songs of Three Centuries. Whittier
148
Sons and Daughters. Kirk
78
Browning
Sordello.
15
Soul of the Far East, The. Lowell
90
Soulless Singer, A. Lee
83
Soul's Tragedy, A.
Browning
15
of Places).
Long-
fellow
87
Stevens, Thaddeus.
. .
McCall
Story
Story
Story
Story
Story
Story
Story
Story
Story
Story
Story
Story
in
of
of
of
of
Hour, The.
of
of
of
of
of
of
of
Aaron.
Wiggin
Harris
of an Untold Love.
Phelps
of Avis.
of Catherine,
The.
Thackeray
The. Prince.
of Christine Rochefort,
15
Punishments, Some.
Brooks
13
Hearn
39
55
136
14
2
26
13
29
20
112
54
72
135
137
159
27
6
178
26
38
92
4
43
106
132
108
75
60
32
67
56
74
Browning
Strafford.
87
47
21
149
53
4, 173
Ford
53
87
Stillwater Tragedy.
Aldrich
Stories and Poems for Children. Thaxter. 133, 173
Stories from my Attic.
Scudder
117
Stories from Old English Poetry. Richardson 1 10,
Stories
Stories
Stories
Stories
Stories
203
81
112
77
68
144
Emerson. 159
Summer.
Summer
Summer
Summer
163
135
Thoreau
Wiggin
in a Canon.
Warner
in a Garden, My.
in a Mormon Village, My.
149
142, 160
Mer-
riam
Summer
94
in
A.
Whitney
Sumner, Charles. Storey
Sunday, New England. Brooks
Sunny Side of Shadow. Benjamin
Superlative, The, etc.
Emerson
Supply at Saint Agatha's, The. Phelps.
Surgeon's Daughter, The. Scott
Susy.
Harte
Sutherlands, The. Harris
Sweden (Poems
of Places).
146
125
13
n
.
115
55
Longfellow....
54
87
72
17
Brown
167
106
87
95
12
15
Harris
Hawthorne
Tanglewood Tales.
Hawthorne
183
159
33
164, 173
115
163, 174
160, 174
55
53
158, 160,
164
72
55
115
128
62
35
8
70
10
10
134
57, 163, 175
INDEX
204
Tapestried Chamber, The.
Scott
115
Internal Revenue.
Eldridge
181
Taylor, Bayard.
Smyth Taylor and Scudi22, 129
der
Tears for the Little Ones. Johnson
178
181
Telegraph Cases. Allen
Ten Days in Spain. Field
39
101
Ten Dollars Enough. Owen
22
Ten Great Religions. Clarke
;
Phelan
Tennessee Mountains, In the. Craddock.
Tennessee Reports. Haywood
Tennessee, Spring Notes from. Torrey
Ten New England Blossoms. Weed
Tennyson's In Memoriam. Genung
Tent on the Beach. Whittier. 147, 158, 159,
Tennessee.
Whittier.
29
181
137
143
45
164,
Wil-
in.
149
148
159
160
164
56
68
34
Cartland
Thackeray. Brown
Thackeray's Lighter Hours
Thanatopsis, etc. Bryant
Thankful Blossom. Harte
Their Wedding Journey. Howells
Theistic Argument. Diman
Theology of an Evolutionist. Abbott
Thirty-Six Lyrics and Twelve Sonnets.
Al-
drich
137
Adams
Three
Little
184
113
135
Trow-
82
2
Perry
105
90
55
68
175
Dar-
..
31
148
39
30
165, 174
121
Gladden
46
181
Thompson River
Indians.
184
158
105
Transcendentalism.
72
108
73
25
Prince
James
Cook
14
65
136
J76
183
56
15
96
165, 174
105
*73
107
liams
Homer,
Bryant
164
Ulysses, On the Track of. Stillman
125
Uncle Lisha's Outing. Robinson
no
Uncle Remus and his Friends. Harris
53
Uncle Remus, Nights with. Harris....;... 53
Uncle Tom's Cabin. Stowe
126, 165, 174
Uncloseted Skeleton, An.
Hale and Bynner 50
Uncommercial Traveller. Dickens
33
Under Green Apple Boughs. Campbell
176
Under Pine and Palm. Mace
91
Under the Man-Fig. Davis
31
Under the Old Elm, etc. Lowell
163
Under the Olive. Fields
39
Under the Southern Cross. Ballou
8
Underbrush. Fields
40
Undine. Fouque
159, 161
Undiscovered Country. Howells
68
Unforeseen
Tendencies
of
Democracy.
Godkin
Unguarded Gates, and Other Poems. Aldrich
United
States,
Constitutional
History
46
4
of.
Landon
80
14
40
181
81
39
41
83
9
95
Upon
the Tree-Tops.
Miller
Utter Failure, An. Harris
53
137
143
120
131
109
Veres,
The
Fighting.
66
69, 160
Howells
160
92
Markham
Vermont. Robinson
Verse and Prose for Beginners in Reading ..
Verse, Book of Famous.
Repplier
Verses Translations, and Hymns. Furness
Vicar of Wakefield. Goldsmith
161, 165,
Victorian Anthology, A.
Stedman
:
1 1
164
109
44
174
124
Stedman
Victorian Poets.
123
Wiggin
Village Watch-Tower, The.
148
Virgil.
Cranch, Wilstach, Andrews. .29, 150, 179
Virginia.
Cooke
26
Virginia, Army of Northern.
Allan
5
Virginia, Old, and her Neighbours.
Fiske..
40
Virginians, The. Thackeray
132
Virtuoso's Collection, etc.
Hawthorne
160
Vision of Sir Launfal. Lowell.. 90, 158, 160, 163,
Parton
Voltaire, Life of.
Voyage, and Other English Essays.
Voyage
of the Jeannette.
Waif of the
De Long
82
180
179
103
Irving.. 164,
'73
32
Plains. Harte
Wake-Robin. Burroughs
Walden. Thoreau
Wales (Poems of Places). Longfellow
Walford. Kirk
55
18,160
135,160
87
78
INDEX
Walksand Rides round about Boston. Bacon.
Lodge, Scudder.
179
164, 174
55
151
.84, 116,
l6s
'
174
47
52
164
72
27
114
143
ard,
Underwood
205
148
46
154
142
10
52
28
36
135
142
179
Ward
Witness
179
to Immortality.
Gordon
46
Woman's Reason, A.
Howells
Wonder-Book, The.
Hawthorne
57,
Wonder Stories. Andersen
Woods and Lakes of Maine. Hubbard
Woodstock. Scott
Words and their Uses. White
World of Green Hills, A. Torrey
World to Come, The. Wright
World's Verdict, The. Hopkins
Wyandotte\ Cooper
Wyndham Towers. Aldrich
Howard
Zachary Phips.
Zury.
Kirkland
Bynner
131
104
16
68
163, 175
69
115
145
137
152
65
28
4
66
160
17
178
131
40
17
29
66
105
18
78
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