March 1882

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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.”

  Edward Everett Hale

• The Story of the Hoosac Tunnel

  N. H. Egleston

• Loki

  Elizabeth Robins

• The House of a Merchant Prince

  William Henry Bishop

• Love and Death

  Charlotte Fisk Bates

• Hurricanes

  N. S. Shaler

• Hymns and Hymn-Tinkers

  A. P. Hitchcock

• An Echo of Passion

  George Parsons Lathrop

• Syrinx

  Edith M. Thomas

• Life and the Dream of Life

  John Trowbridge

• At Last

  John Greenleaf Whittier

• Among the Sky Lines

  H. H.

• Our Winter Birds

  Mary Treat

• Before the Curfew

  Oliver Wendell Holmes

• A Difficulty in Hamlet

  J. P. Quincy

• The Political Situation

• On a Great Man Whose Mind Is Clouding

  Edmund Clarence Stedman

• Captain Farquhar

  H. A. Huntington

• Campaigns of the Civil War

  S. M. Quincy

• Cobden

• The Light Literature of Travel

• Mr. Warner's Biographical Studies

• The Contributors' Club

• Books of the Month

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