Pushing to the Front Part 85

Pushing to the Front Part 85

Smiths "Wealth of Nations."


Plutarchs "Lives."


Letters of Pliny.


Ciceros Select Letters.


Platos "Phaedrus."


Epictetus Discourses.


Socrates "Apology and Crito."


Beaumont and Fletchers "Maids Tragedy."


Miltons Tractate on Education.


Bacons "New Atlantis."


Darwins "Origin of Species."


Websters "d.u.c.h.ess of Malfi."


Drydens "All for Love."


Thomas Middletons "The Changeling."


John Woolmans Journal.


"Arabian Nights."


Tennysons "Becket."


Penns "Fruits of Solitude."


Miltons "Areopagitica."


The following list of books is offered as suggestive of profitable lines of reading for all cla.s.ses and tastes:


_Books on Nature_


Th.o.r.eaus, "Cape Cod," "Maine Woods," "Excursions."


Burroughs "Ways of Nature," "Wake Robin," "Signs and Seasons,"


"Pepacton."


Jefferies "Life of the Fields," "Wild Life in a Southern Country," and "Idylls of Field and Hedgerow."


Lubbocks "Beauties of Nature."


Maeterlincks "Life of the Bee."


Thompsons "My Winter Garden."


Warners "My Summer in a Garden."


Van d.y.k.es "Little Rivers," "Fishermans Luck."


Whites "The Forest."


Mrs. Wrights "Garden of a Commuters Wife."


Wordsworths and Bryants Poems.


_Novels Descriptive of American Life_


Simms "The Partisan."


Coopers "The Spy."


Hawthornes "The House of the Seven Gables."


Cables "Old Creole Days," "The Grandissimes."


Howells "The Rise of Silas Lapham."


Howells "A Hazard of New Fortunes."


Egglestons "A Hoosier Schoolmaster."


Bret Hartes "Luck of Roaring Camp and Other Stories."


Mary Hallock Footes "The Led-Horse Claim."


Octave Thanets "Heart of Toil," "Stories of a Western Town."


Wisters "The Virginian," "Lady Baltimore."


E. Hopkinson Smiths "The Fortune of Oliver Horn."


Thomas Nelson Pages "Short Stories," and "Red Rock."


Mrs. Delands "Old Chester Tales."


J. L. Allens "Flute and Violin," "The Choir Invisible."