Much Taste and Small Estate ('The Progress of Taste')

The Scandal Class Meets (School for Scandal')

Matrimonial Felicity (same)

Sir Peter and Lady Teazle Agree to Disagree (same)
Auctioning Off One's Relatives (same)

The Pleasures of Friendly Criticism (The Critic')
Rolla's Address to the Peruvian Warriors ('Pizarro')

13317

The Visit to the Astrologer (same)

John Inglesant Makes a Journey, and Meets his Brother's
Murderer (same)

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Zagloba Captures a Banner (With Fire and Sword')

Podbipienta's Death (same)

Basia Works a Miracle (Pan Michael')

Basia and Michael Part (same)

The Doom of Occonestoga (The Yemassee')

The Burden of the Desert

SIMONIDES OF CEOS

B. C. 556-468

13462

BY WALTER MILLER

Danaë's Lament

From the Epinician Ode for Scopas'

Inscription for an Altar Dedicated to Artemis

Epitaph for Those who Fell at Thermopylæ
Fragment of a Scolion

Time is Fleeting

Virtue Coy and Hard to Win

Epitaphs

Boccaccio's 'Decameron' (Literature of the South of
Europe')

The Troubadour (same)

Italy in the Thirteenth Century ('A History of the Italian
Republics')

A Fifteenth-Century Soldier: Francesco Carmagnola (same)
The Ruin of Florence and its Republic: 1530 (same)

The Prudent Man (The Theory of Moral Sentiments')
Of the Wages of Labor (The Wealth of Nations')
Home Industries: Of Restraints upon the Importation from
Foreign Countries of Such Goods as can be Produced
at Home (same)

Of Military and General Education (same)

GOLDWIN SMITH

John Pym (Three English Statesmen')

1823

The Puritan Colonies (Lectures on the Study of History')

13556

13556

tury (Roderick Random')

Roderick is "Pressed" into the Navy (same)

Roderick Visits a Gaming-House (same)

Old-Fashioned Love-Making; An Old-Fashioned Wedding

(Peregrine Pickle')

Humphrey Clinker is Presented to the Reader ('Expedi-
tion of Humphrey Clinker')

DENTON J. SNider

1841

The Battle of Marathon ('A Walk in Hellas')

SOCRATES

13601

469?-399 B. C.

13627

BY HERBERT WEIR SMYTH

Socrates Refuses to Escape from Prison (Plato's 'Crito')
Socrates and Euthydemus (Xenophon's 'Memorabilia')
Duty of Politicians to Qualify Themselves (same)
Before the Trial (same)