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Miscellaneous 76-80

Glimpses of the Great Fields of Thought, Arranged for the purpose of securing breadth of mind (Table II.) 82-83

A Series of Brief but very Choice Selections from general literature, constituting a year's course for the formation of a true literary taste (Table III.) 84-93

Groups I. and II., Poetry 85-91

Group III., Prose 91-92

Group IV., Wit and Humor 93

A Short Course Supplementary to the Last (Table IV.) 94-95

What To Give the Children 97-127

Special Studies 123-127

The Distribution of the World's Great Authorsin time and space, with a parallel column of contemporaneous noted historic events (Table V.) 128-132

Remarks on Table V. 133-148

Definitions and divisions 133-135

Eight tests for the choice of books 135-139

Intrinsic merit 139-148

Periods of English Literature 150-160

The Pre-Shakspearian age 150-152

The Shakspearian age 152-155

The Post-Shakspearian age 155-160

Time of Milton 155-156

Dryden 156-