March 1882

In This Issue
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Articles
A Visit to Jerusalem
“Of the temple and its glories ... there is very full description; but the indifference of the ancients to the picturesque, and even to topography, leaves us to construct for ourselves the Jerusalem of the gospel time.”
The Story of the Hoosac Tunnel
Loki
The House of a Merchant Prince
Love and Death
Hurricanes
Hymns and Hymn-Tinkers
An Echo of Passion
Syrinx
Life and the Dream of Life
At Last
Among the Sky Lines
Our Winter Birds
Before the Curfew
A Difficulty in Hamlet
The Political Situation
On a Great Man Whose Mind Is Clouding
Captain Farquhar
Campaigns of the Civil War
Cobden
The Light Literature of Travel
Mr. Warner's Biographical Studies
The Contributors' Club
Books of the Month
