Littell's Living Age/Volume 149

No. 1920. &mdash; April 2, 1881.
Contents. Poetry.
 * 1) Lord Herbert of Cherbury, Blackwood's Magazine
 * 2) Don John - Part VIII., by Jean Ingelow, Day of Rest
 * 3) Ophelia, by Helena Faucit Martin, Blackwood's Magazine
 * 4) The Freres - Part V., by Mrs. Alexander, author of "The Wooing O't", Temple Bar
 * 5) The Origin of London, by G. A., Cornhill Magazine
 * 6) Recollections of a Highland Census, Chambers' Journal
 * 7) The Lesser "Barbarians", Spectator
 * Helen in the Wood, by A. Mary F. Robinson, Cornhill Magazine
 * Songs of the Sciences – Botany, Punch
 * Children and Lovers, by Alfred Percival Graves, Spectator
 * Desolation, by H. C. I., Spectator

No. 1921. &mdash; April 9, 1881.
Contents. Poetry.
 * 1) The Unity of Nature - Part VII., by George Campbell, the Duke of Argyll, Contempory Review
 * 2) Don John - Part IX., by Jean Ingelow, Day of Rest
 * 3) Guizot in Private Life, by Karl Hillebrand, Contemporary Review
 * 4) Visited on the Children - Part XIII., All The Year Round
 * 5) Autumn Wanderings, by J. A. S., Cornhill Magazine
 * 6) Spider-Showers, Chambers' Journal
 * Translations from Camoens, by  Richard F. Burton, Athanæum 
 * Em quanto quiz Fortuna que tivesse
 * Alma minha gentil, que te partiste
 * No mundo poucos annos, e cansados
 * Signs of Spring
 * The Highland Tartan, by Janetta Manners, Blackwood's Magazine

Miscellany.
 * Non-Durability of Pictures, Leisure Hour
 * Increased Flax Culture in America

No. 1922. &mdash; April 16, 1881.
Contents. Poetry.
 * 1) Byron, by Matthew Arnold, Macmillan's Magazine
 * 2) The Freres - Part VI., by Mrs. Alexander, author of "The Wooing O't", Temple Bar
 * 3) Portia, by Helena Faucit Martin, Blackwood's Magazine
 * 4) Don John - Part X., by Jean Ingelow, Day of Rest
 * 5) Quakerism in Ireland, by E. Bagwell, Temple Bar
 * 6) Folgore da San Gemignano, by J. A. Symonds, Fortnightly Review
 * 7) Poor Miss Brackenthorpe, by Lady Lindsay (of Balcarres), Temple Bar
 * 8) A Turkish Madhouse, Globe
 * 9) With Mr. Parnell at M. Victor Hugo's, Pall Mall Gazette
 * 10) Movements of Plants, by Charles Darwin, Nature
 * "The Children Laughed and Sang", by J. H., Chambers' Journal
 * A Christmas Carol, by A. H. Baldwin
 * Darkly Now, Day of Rest
 * The Tryst, by Susan K. Phillips, Tinsley's Magazine

No. 1923. &mdash; April 23, 1881.
Contents. Poetry.
 * 1) Macaulay, by Ernest Myers, Fraser's Magazine
 * 2) The Freres - Part VII., by Mrs. Alexander, author of "The Wooing O't", Temple Bar
 * 3) Desdemona, by Helena Faucit Martin, Blackwood's Magazine
 * 4) Visited on the Children - Part XIV., All The Year Round
 * 5) Lord Campbell, Fraser's Magazine
 * 6) A Model Swiss Commune, by Wm. Westall, Spectator
 * 7) Health and Mountains, Pall Mall Gazette
 * 8) The Iron and Stone Age in South Africa, Times of Natal
 * To Chaucer, by R. I. O., Spectator
 * Before the Spring, by E. D. S., Spectator
 * A Waste of Love
 * Naturie Penetralia, by H. C. I., Spectator

No. 1924. &mdash; April 30, 1881.
Contents. Poetry.
 * 1) Sir George Etheredge, by Edmund J. Gosse, Cornhill Magazine
 * 2) Visited on the Children - Part XV., All The Year Round
 * 3) Autobiography, Cornhill Magazine
 * 4) The Freres - Part VIII., by Mrs. Alexander, author of "The Wooing O't", Temple Bar
 * 5) Thomas Carlyle, by M. O. W. O., Macmillan's Magazine
 * 6) Miss Tytler on Miss Austen, Spectator
 * The Bursting of the Monsoon, by H. C. I., Spectator
 * The Robins, All The Year Round
 * Nightingale and Cuckoo, by Alfred Austin, Cornhill Magazine
 * In Memoriam, by Archbishop Trench

No. 1925. &mdash; May 7, 1881.
Contents. Poetry.
 * 1) The Unity of Nature - Part VIII., by George Campbell, the Duke of Argyll, Contempory Review
 * 2) The Freres - Part IX., by Mrs. Alexander, author of "The Wooing O't", Temple Bar
 * 3) A Sunday at Leksand, Temple Bar
 * 4) The Court of Hanover, by Oscar Meding, Contemporary Review
 * 5) Visited on the Children - Part XVI., All The Year Round
 * 6) A Study of Carlyle, by the author of "The Moral Influence of George Eliot", Contemporary Review
 * 7) The Eucalyptus in the Roman Campagna, Chambers' Journal
 * 8) The Extraordinary Papal Jubilee, Sunday Review
 * 9) The St. Petersburg Dynamite Mine, Nature
 * Monte Rosa, by Roden Noel

Miscellany.
 * The Creosote Plant, British Medical Journal

No. 1926. &mdash; May 14, 1881.
Contents. Poetry.
 * 1) Old Scottish Society, Blackwood's Magazine
 * 2) The Beautiful Miss Roche - Part I.Mrs. G. W. GodfreyMrs. G. W. Godfrey,the author of "Dolly," "A Little Bohemian," "Auld Robyn Gray," etc., Temple Bar
 * 3) Jewish Home Life, by Helen Zimmern, Fraser's Magazine
 * 4) Visited on the Children - Part XVII., All The Year Round
 * 5) Winter Nights at Davos, by J. A. S., Cornhill Magazine
 * 6) Mrs. Barbauld, by H. Barton Baker, Argosy
 * 7) The Use of Relations, Spectator
 * 8) Fish-Culture on the United States, Nature
 * 9) The Mental Effect of Earthquakes, Spectator
 * Timasitheos, by Edmund W. Gosse, Cornhill Magazine
 * Spring, by C. C. Fraser-Tytler, Spectator

No. 1927. &mdash; May 21, 1881.
Contents. Poetry.
 * 1) The Rise of the Huguenots, Church Quarterly Review
 * 2) The Beautiful Miss Roche - Part II., by Mrs. G. W. Godfrey,the author of "Dolly," "A Little Bohemian," "Auld Robyn Gray," etc., Temple Bar
 * 3) The Boers at Home, by J. J. Muskett, Contemporary Review
 * 4) Vallombrosa, Blackwood's Magazine
 * 5) Visited on the Children - Part XVIII., All The Year Round
 * 6) The Youth of Henry the Fifth, by Alex. Charles Ewald, Cornhill Magazine
 * 7) Catching Cold, Spectator
 * 8) Poets in Active Life, Quarterly Review
 * My Violet, by J. T. Burton Wollaston, Golden Hours
 * James Spedding, by Ernest Myers, Fraser's Magazine
 * Gentle Influences, Chambers' Journal
 * Twilight, by Zoe, Spectator
 * A Love's Life, by James Ashcroft Noble

No. 1928. &mdash; May 28, 1881.
Contents. Poetry.
 * 1) The Father of Penny Postage, London Quarterly Review
 * 2) The Beautiful Miss Roche - Part III., by Mrs. G. W. Godfrey,the author of "Dolly," "A Little Bohemian," "Auld Robyn Gray," etc., Temple Bar
 * 3) The Morality of the Profession of Letters, by Robert Louis Stevenson, Fortnightly Review
 * 4) The Freres - Part X., by Mrs. Alexander, author of "The Wooing O't", Temple Bar
 * 5) William Blake, by Frederick Wedmore, Temple Bar
 * 6) A Night on Mount Washington, by Professor W. G. Blaikie, D.D., LL.D., Good Words
 * 7) Round Delia's Basket, by Edmund Thew, M.A., Blackwood's Magazine
 * 8) Dr. Southey and Thomas Carlyle, Notes and Queries
 * 9) Unpublished Letters of Dr. Johnson, Notes and Queries
 * Camilla, by G. S. H., Temple Bar
 * The Sower, by Dinah Craik, the author of "John Halifax, Gentleman", Sunday Magazine
 * Memory's Song, by A. M., Macmillan's Magazine

No. 1929. &mdash; June 4, 1881.
Contents. Poetry.
 * 1) Margaret, Duchess of Newcastle, Blackwood's Magazine
 * 2) The Freres - Part XI., by Mrs. Alexander, author of "The Wooing O't", Temple Bar
 * 3) The Unity of Nature - Part IX., by George Campbell, the Duke of Argyll, Contempory Review
 * 4) Visited on the Children - Part XIX., All The Year Round
 * 5) Mr. Thrale, by T. E. Kebbel, Fraser's Magazine
 * 6) Science in China, Nature
 * 7) The Hippopotamus, Seven Years in South Africa
 * 8) Porpoise-Shooting, San Francisco News-Letter
 * 9) From the "Iliad of India", by Edwin Arnold, Contemporary Review
 * A Swan's Song, by G. B. Stuart, Argosy
 * To April, by J. S. D., Spectator
 * Thomas Carlyle, by John Nichol
 * "If Life should a Well-Order'd Poem be", by Cowley
 * From the "Iliad of India", by Edwin Arnold, Contemporary Review

Miscellany.
 * The Great Bell of St. Paul's, City Press

No. 1930. &mdash; June 11, 1881.
Contents. Poetry.
 * 1) Carlyle's Lectures on the Periods of European Culture, by Edward Dowden, Nineteenth Century
 * 2) A Bishop's Confession, Cornhill Magazine
 * 3) Law Reform in the Days of Justinian, by Thomas Hodgkin, Contemporary Review
 * 4) Lost, Macmillan's Magazine
 * 5) One Year in a German Cookery School, by E. H., Cornhill Magazine
 * 6) Visited on the Children - Part XX., All The Year Round
 * 7) Hobbies, Spectator
 * 8) The Industrial Ideal of Life, Spectator
 * 9) The Ethnology of Eyes, Standard
 * Seeking Rest, by Frederick Langbridge, Good Words
 * "O my Dove! What doth Befall her", by Passerat
 * "Sweet April, Pride of the Ways", by Remy Belleau
 * The Deaths of Thomas Carlyle and George Eliot, by Algernon Charles Swinburne, Athanæum

Miscellany.
 * A Parcels' Post, Economist
 * The Jews and Slavery, Jewish Chronicle

No. 1931. &mdash; June 18, 1881.
Contents. Poetry.
 * 1) The Sword, Blackwood's Magazine
 * 2) Autobiography of an Agnostic, by B. Thomas, Fraser's Magazine
 * 3) A Dialogue on Poetic Morality, by Vernon Lee, Contemporary Review
 * 4) A Lancashire Poets' Corner, by J. A. Noble, Fraser's Magazine
 * 5) The "Silver Streak", by Admiral Lord Dunsany, Nineteenth Century
 * 6) The Revised New Testament, Spectator
 * 7) A Giant Calamary, Cassell's Natural History
 * Autumn Leaves, by Victor Hugo
 * "My Daughter, Hence and Pray! See, Night is Stealing o'er us", by Victor Hugo
 * "My Heart Before the God of Innocence I lay me", by Gilbert
 * "Hope, Child! To-Morrow", by Victor Hugo

No. 1932. &mdash; June 25, 1881.
Contents. Poetry.
 * 1) Statius, by Alfred Church, Fortnightly Review
 * 2) A French Speculation, Blackwood's Magazine
 * 3) George Eliot, by Edith Simcox, Nineteenth Century
 * 4) The Freres - Part XII., by Mrs. Alexander, author of "The Wooing O't", Temple Bar
 * 5) Spring Wanderings, by J. A. Symonds, Cornhill Magazine
 * 6) Molly: a Sketch in Three Tones, Argosy
 * 7) Refugees, St. James's Gazette
 * Carlyle, by John Stuart Blackie
 * "Among the Lily Flowers, To-Day", by Vauquelin de la Fresnaye
 * "Ye Ladies, and Each Gentle Maiden", by Alain Chartier, A.D. 1450
 * Soon as, with Neighbor Hinds I've Led", by Vauquelin de la Fresnaye
 * "The Year has Laid his Mantle by", by Charles d'Orleans
 * "When the Violet Breaks to Flower", A.D. 1160
 * "Go Forth, my Song! thy Goal Remember"