Brave Fireman Reunites Unharmed Child In Inferno
A London fire swallows two houses as rescuers pull a five year old girl from a back room. A fireman climbs roofs and walls through flames to reach the crib, saving the child unharmed amid roaring fire. The mother, awake in fear, senses a warning before dawn. The tale appears in a review noting a siege of Modern Necromancy.
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Colchester
Chandos-street
Strand
Review of nineteenth century scientific and literary criticism
The Monthly Reviews discuss Virchow and Clifford on teaching science, Darwin and Haeckel as hypotheses to verify, and Virchow’s caution. It covers Brassey’s round-the-world voyage, Mallock’s Positivism satire, Cobbe and Peck on crimes against persons, Jevons and Freeman critiques, Gladstone on Homer, and Beaconsfield’s political career.
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Virchow
Munich
Times
Clifford
Elam
Darwin
Haeckel
Tyndall
Milam
England
Mivart
von Baer
Ulrich
Agassiz
America
Canon Barry
Russia
India
Colonel Chesney
Egypt
Edward Dicey
Brassey
Honolulu
Yokohama
Paul and
Virginia
Mallock
New Republic
Mr. Mallock
Miss Cobbe
Francis Peck
Peek
O’neil
W. Stanley Jevons
Mr. Freeman
Freeman
Becket
Froude
Gladstone
Homer
George Smith
Lord Beaconsfield
Queen Anne
George III
Barré
Lord Shelburne
Bolingbroke
Queen Victoria
George Bentinck
Lord Derby
John Morley
Macvey Napier
Edinburgh Review
Jeffrey
Lord Brougham
Lord Macaulay
Herbert Spencer
George Campbell
Turkey
A. C. Lyall
Potter’s Song Lures Poet Through Imagined Journeys
The poem ¢ khéramos by Mr. Lorgfellow is praised as an exaltation of pottery art. A potter’s song in a garden inspires a poet to travel in imagination to France Majorca Spain the porcelain tower of Napkin and Imari workshops before returning to noon.
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Mr. Lorgfellow
Khéramos
France
Majorca
Spain
Imari