The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 20, No. 118, August, 1867

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Various. The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 20, No. 118, August, 1867

THE GUARDIAN ANGEL

CHAPTER XXI

CHAPTER XXII

CHAPTER XXIII

HOSPITAL MEMORIES

I

DIRGE FOR A SAILOR

UP THE EDISTO

POOR RICHARD

PART III

THE GROWTH, LIMITATIONS, AND TOLERATION OF SHAKESPEARE'S GENIUS

LONGFELLOW'S TRANSLATION OF DANTE'S DIVINA COMMEDIA

THE OLD STORY

A WEEK'S RIDING

THE LITTLE LAND OF APPENZELL

THE LOST GENIUS

CINCINNATI

A LILIPUT PROVINCE

REVIEWS AND LITERARY NOTICES

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Mr. Clement Lindsay returned to the city and his usual labors in a state of strange mental agitation. He had received an impression for which he was unprepared. He had seen for the second time a young girl whom, for the peace of his own mind, and for the happiness of others, he should never again have looked upon until Time had taught their young hearts the lesson which all hearts must learn, sooner or later.

What shall the unfortunate person do who has met with one of those disappointments, or been betrayed into one of those positions, which do violence to all the tenderest feelings, blighting the happiness of youth, and the prospects of after years?

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"We have a good many portraits of members of the family," she said, "some of them older than the china."

"How very very odd! What do the dear old things look like?"

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