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HARPER'S
NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE.
VOLUME LXVIII.
DECEMBER, 1883, TO MAY, 1884.
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NEW YORK:
HARPER & BROTHERS, PUBLISHERS,
327 to 335 PEARL STREET,
FRANKLIN SQUARE
1884.
Mrs. Theodore Sedgwick.
ILLUSTRATIONS.
Mrs. Bingham...
419 420
...A Working-Girl 305 ...Edward Everett Hale 143
Thomas Wentworth Higginson 418
At Mrs. Washington's Reception
DAFFODILLIES, AMONG THE. Frontispiece. From a Drawing by Howard Pyle......... 820
DEAF, THE POETRY OF THE..
A Christmas Dream (Illustration), 163. Christmas,
163. Reminiscences of Keese, the Auctioneer, 163. The
Way of the Transgressor (Two Illustrations), 164. Re-
newing an old Acquaintance (P. T. Barnum), 164. An
Appeal to the Imagination, 164. A modern Marley (I-
lustration), 165. A deserved Rebuke, 165. Malapropos,
165. Anecdotes of Poe, 165. Katie's Kisses (C. H.
Thayer), 166. The puzzled Captain (C. K. Bishop), 166.
Anecdotes of General Lee and A. H. Stephens, 166. The
old Brevoort Farm (Gideon J. Tucker), 167. Subtle
Logic, 167. An old Negro in Love (G. W. Bagby), 167.
A Length ahead (Illustration), 168. The Division of
Time, 327. A Chinese Notice, 328. Degrees, 328. Es-
chatological, 328. A Mistake, 328. Tom's Joke, 328.
A Sympathetic Sexton, 328. The Lieutenant's Fruit
Cake, 328. Uncle Mose's Disappointment, 329. Anec-
dote of General Early, 330. Too hopeful, 330. Solution
of the Poe Acrostic, 330. Found a Grave-Yard, 330.
Information wanted, 331. The Texas Bell-Punch, 331.
A Lawyer discomfited, 331. A suggestive Visitor, 331.
One Bachelor of many, 332. General Early again, 332.
What Branches for John? 332. Washington's Birth-
day, 489. The Killing of Eminent Men, 490. Madame
Twostar and her refractory Guests, 490. Speaking in
Meeting, 491. An old-fashioned Marriage, 491. Uncle
Billy's military Reminiscences, 491. A personal Expla-
421
422
.E. M. Gallaudet 588
591
592
.A. F. Oakey 579
nation, 492. A baffled Inquirer, 492. One Step from the
Sublime, 492. "A great Day for Paul," 493. The Darky's
Report of a Sermon, 493. Anecdote of General Hardee,
494. The Talisman and the Leech (G. T. Lanigan,) 494.
March, 651. The Right of Discovering other People,
651. Uncle Jim's Yarn, 651. A Provocation, 652. A
little Knowledge, 652. Mr. Bland's Petition, 652. Bro-
ther Nolly, 652. A deep Criticism, 653. An old Wo-
man's Wit, 653. A curious Epitaph, 653. Uncle Sy's
Honesty, 653. A clever Editor, 653. "A little more
Tempestuous, Pompey," 654. "Warn't doing nutting
'tall to 'em," 654. Worth a Licking, 654. The Silver-
wedding Guest, 655. The Value of Imagination, 655.
The Author of "Speak Gently," 655. A Correction, 656.
How shall we meet the Spring? 814. Mental Images, 814. A Reminiscence of Poe, 815. A Chinese "Wood-
man, spare that Tree," 815. An old French Epigram,
815. Printemps (R. K. Munkittrick), 816. A Group of
Anecdotes, 816. Another Story of General Hardee, 817.
A queer Parrot, 818. Anecdote of Webster, 818. Lines,
"Cold in the Head," 818. Bringing in the May, 977.
An Unexpected Response, 977. Conciliating, 978. The
Coquettes, 978. A Snake Story, 978. Anecdotes of Sur-
geon-General Hammond, 978. Betty's Prison Experi-
ences, 980. "Speak Gently," 980.