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564 IDEAL HOME LIFE
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6. Perils of the Puritans............................... VII 80
7. Statue of Nathan Hale ............'.................. VII 128
8. Under the Shadows of the Great Trees Passed the
Woman and the Cow ........................... VII 400
9. Sir Walter Scott .................................... IX 72
10. Whistler's Mother .................................. IX 316
11. Walt Whitman ...................................... IX 376
12. A Camp Fire Girl ................................... X 192
13. The Fighting Temeraire ............................ XII 294
14. The Song of the Lark .............................. XII 297
15. The Gleaners .................................... XII 298, 428
16. The Sower ......................................... XII 302
17. The Angelus ........................................ XII 304
18. The Golden Stairs .................................. XII 305
19. The Huguenot Lover................................ XII 308
20. The Bashful Suitor ................................. XII 312
21. Morning ............................................. XII 314
22. Hope ................................................ XII 316
23. Beaching the Boat .................................. XII 318
24. The Assumption ................................. XII 319, 356
25. Moses.............................................. XII 324
26. The Artist's Son Titus .............................. XII 396
27. What We Can Learn to See in Pictures.............. XII 481
28. The Qualities of a Good Picture ...................... XII 491
29. Artists' Terms ...................................... XII 496
30. What Pictures Can Mean to All the People........... XII 499
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61. THE BEST THINGS IN LIFE
"What makes life worth living?" Who can answer this question for us as well as the poets, those who had insight and vision? Tennyson and Coleridge and Wordsworth and Longfellow and Father Faber and Clough shall tell us. These splendid rhymes will surely cheer and help us to build, as Doctor Holmes urged us, more stately mansions for our souls.
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1. The Passion Play at Oberammergau .................. VI 146
2. A French School-Girl's Message to America........... VII 33
3. The Victor........................................... IX 586 |
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