The Continental Monthly, Vol. 6, No 4, August, 1864

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Various. The Continental Monthly, Vol. 6, No 4, August, 1864

SOME USES OF A CIVIL WAR

PROVERBS

THE UNDIVINE COMEDY—A POLISH DRAMA

PART II

THE NORTH CAROLINA CONSCRIPT

DOES THE MOON REVOLVE ON ITS AXIS?

LUNAR CHARACTERISTICS

A GLANCE AT PRUSSIAN POLITICS

PART II

'YE KNOW NOT WHAT YE ASK.'

COMING UP AT SHILOH

ÆNONE:

A TALE OF SLAVE LIFE IN ROME. CHAPTER XIII

APHORISMS.—NO. XII

EXCUSE

AMERICAN WOMEN

A WREN'S SONG

WORD-STILTS

A GREAT SOCIAL PROBLEM

APHORISMS.—NO. XIII

OUR GREAT AMERICA

LONGING

THE LESSON OF THE HOUR

THE SCIENTIFIC UNIVERSAL LANGUAGE: ITS CHARACTER AND RELATION TO OTHER LANGUAGES

ARTICLE ONE. THE ORIGIN OF SPEECH

FLOWER ODORS

LOCOMOTION

LITERARY NOTICES

EDITOR'S TABLE

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Violets and lilies-of-the-valley are seen in a vale.

Family jars should be filled with honey.

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Boundless vault of blue, so softly pouring round the earth! the earth is a sick child, gnashing her teeth, weeping, struggling, sobbing; but thou hearest her not, nor tremblest, flowing in silence ever gently on, calm in thine own infinity!

Farewell forever, O mother nature! Henceforth I must wander among men! I must combat with my brethren!

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