The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 05, No. 27, January, 1860

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Various. The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 05, No. 27, January, 1860

OUR ARTISTS IN ITALY

THE AMBER GODS

STORY FIRST

SONG OF NATURE

NEMOPHILY

SUBSTANCE AND SHADOW

THROUGH THE FIELDS TO SAINT PETER'S

THE EXPERIENCE OF SAMUEL ABSALOM, FILIBUSTER

ROBA DI ROMA

CHAPTER V

ABDEL-HASSAN

ABOUT SPIRES

THE PROFESSOR'S STORY

PRELIMINARY CORRESPONDENCE. THE PUBLISHERS TO THE AUTHOR

THE AUTHOR TO THE PUBLISHERS

CONFIDENTIAL EDITOR OF THE OCEANIC MISCELLANY TO THE AUTHOR

THE AUTHOR TO THE CONFIDENTIAL EDITOR

THE PUBLISHERS TO THE AUTHOR

THE AUTHOR TO THE READER

CHAPTER I

CHAPTER II

ANDENKEN

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CENTRAL BRITISH AMERICA

ART

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Flower o' the Peach.

We've some splendid old point-lace in our family, yellow and fragrant, loose-meshed. It isn't every one has point at all; and of those who have, it isn't every one can afford to wear it. I can. Why? Oh, because it's in character. Besides, I admire point any way,—it's so becoming; and then, you see, this amber! Now what is in finer unison, this old point-lace, all tags and tangle and fibrous and bewildering, and this amber, to which Heaven knows how many centuries, maybe, with all their changes, brought perpetual particles of increase? I like yellow things, you see.

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"Dear! dear!" I exclaimed, getting upon my feet. "What ever shall we do, Lu? I'm not dressed for him." And while I stood, Mr. Dudley came in.

Mr. Dudley didn't seem to mind whether I was dressed in cobweb or sheet-iron; for he directed his looks and conversation so much to Lu, that Rose came and sat on a stool before me and began to talk.

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