The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 05, No. 29, March, 1860

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Various. The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 05, No. 29, March, 1860

THE FRENCH CHARACTER

THE PURSUIT OF KNOWLEDGE UNDER DIFFICULTIES; AND WHAT CAME OF IT

"IMPLORA PACE."

THE PROGRESS OF THE ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH

TO THE MUSE

SCREW-PROPULSION: ITS RISE AND PROGRESS

WHITE MICE

FOR CHRISTIE'S SAKE

THE NURSERY BLARNEY-STONE

THE PROFESSOR'S STORY

CHAPTER V. AN OLD-FASHIONED DESCRIPTIVE CHAPTER

CHAPTER VI. THE SUNBEAM AND THE SHADOW

REVIEWS AND LITERARY NOTICES

RECENT AMERICAN PUBLICATIONS

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"Mr. Geer!"

Mr. Geer was unquestionably asleep.

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"Yes, Sir, I mean—I meant—I was thinking as if you were teaching me—I mean were going to teach me."

"Which I also mean, if time and the favoring gods allow, and your parents continue to wish it."

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