Crystal Thurberwald; or, the Evangel of Tappaneau

In the following pages Charles, Count of Tappaneau, represents simply the alert spirit which during the great war ever characterized the Belgians. He is in no sense a real -character. All of the situations are pure fiction. Real names are used only as complimentary and with due respect, with the exception of Niels de Bode, which character pos sibly is too severe.

Mediaeval gem engraving

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Letters to Cornelius Tacitus on the death of the elder Pliny and the eruption…

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Gardens, old & new, the country house & its garden environment

l) the many controversies which tune .ITIM-II m : to the vh.ir.uu-r ot gardens, n» one has ever been found t-> doubt that the\ should possess a definite relation t-> tin- houses they .id«>rn. There h.i\e been different views as to what that relation should be. Some have demanded harmony, others contrast. Thert tin is*- who look upon gardening as merely a for in "I ar«.lnt«vtur

Manual of parliamentary usage

It is becoming a necessity for women who are interested in topics of the day to have a knowledge of parliamentary usage. It matters not whether this interest be in religious movements, civics, politics, reforms or literary organizations.

A Princess of Thule

A Princess of Thule is a novel written by William Black and published in 1892. The story is set in the remote and rugged landscape of the Scottish Hebrides, where a young and beautiful woman named Sheila Mackenzie lives with her father, a wealthy and powerful landowner. Sheila is known for her wild and independent spirit, and she has captured the hearts of many of the local men, including the h…

Callirrhoë ; Fair Rosamund

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A memorial of the Right Reverend Carlton Chase D.D. : first bishop of New-Ham…

Immerse yourself in the inspiring life of Carlton Chase, the first Bishop of New Hampshire, from 1844 to 1870. This meticulously crafted memorial, featuring a biographical sketch, offers a profound look at his contributions to the Episcopal Church and his unwavering dedication to his faith and community. Set against the backdrop of New England's evolving religious landscape, this work delves…

A Woman Alone in The Heart of Japan

Experience the captivating culture of Japan through the eyes of pioneering American author Gertrude Adams Fisher, who lived alone in rural Japanese villages for over a year in the 1920s. Her vivid descriptions of local customs, food, and landscapes make this an important resource for anyone interested in Japanese history and culture.

Proceedings of PIANC Smart Rivers 2022 Green Waterways and Sustainable Navig…

This book is a compilation of selected papers from the 10th PIANC Smart Rivers Conference (Smart Rivers 2022). The work focuses on novel techniques for inland waterways and navigation structures. The contents make valuable contributions to academic researchers, engineers in the industry, and regulators of aviation authorities. As well, readers will encounter new ideas for realizing Green Waterw…