Contents

[REQUIRED READING]
History of Russia.
Chapter X.—Alexander Nevski—Mikhail of Tver[427]
A Glance at the History and Literature of Scandinavia.
VII.—Esaias Tegnér: Johann Ludvig Runeberg[429]
Pictures from English History.
VIII.—The Last Great Invader of France[432]
Physiology[434]
To the Nightingale[436]
[SUNDAY READINGS.]
[May 6th.]
Filthy Lucre[436]
[May 13th.]
A Christian Described[437]
[May 20th.]
The Unity of the Divine Being[439]
[May 27th.]
Readings from Thomas À Kempis.—Of Bearing With the Defects of Others [440]
The Romance of Astronomy—Astrology[441]
Amusements—Tennis[441]
Celia Singing[442]
German-American House-Keeping[442]
Changes in Fashions[446]
The History and Philosophy of Education
VI.—Greece and Its Relation to the East[446]
Daffodils at Sea[448]
The Worth of Fresh Air[449]
Street Manners[452]
Satisfied[452]
Tales from Shakspere
As You Like It[453]
Memorial Bell[457]
C. L. S. C. Work[457]
C. L. S. C. Song[458]
Discrepancies in Astronomy[458]
Longfellow’s Birthday[459]
Local Circles[459]
Outline of C. L. S. C. Studies—May[463]
Questions and Answers
Fifty Questions and Answers on “Evangeline: A Tale of Acadie.”[463]
C. L. S. C. Round-Table[464]
Edwin and Charles Landseer[466]
The Sonnet[466]
A Tour Round the World[466]
Applications of Photography[471]
Daniel Webster versus Stephen Girard[472]
May[473]
Talk from Headquarters
Concerning Chautauqua—1883[474]
The Chautauqua School of Languages[475]
Editor’s Outlook
The C. L. S. C. on the Pacific Coast[476]
Trial by Jury[476]
Stevens’s Madame De Staël[477]
The Educational Problem[478]
Editor’s Note-Book[479]
Editor’s Table[481]
C. L. S. C. Notes on Required Readings For May
History of Russia[482]
History and Literature of Scandinavia[482]
Pictures from English History[484]
Physiology[484]
Sunday Readings[484]
Evangeline[485]
Pronouncing Vocabulary[486]
Books Received[486]

[REQUIRED READING]
FOR THE
Chautauqua Literary and Scientific Circle for 1882-83.