Harper's New Monthly Magazine, No. VI, November 1850, Vol. IHARPER'S NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE.Reading editionChapter navigation49 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…HARPER'S NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE.WITH PEN AND PENCIL.FATE DAYS AND OTHER POPULAR SUPERSTITIONS."BATTLE WITH LIFE!"TRIAL AND EXECUTION OF MADAME ROLAND.CHEMICAL CONTRADICTIONS.DESCENT INTO THE CRATER OF A VOLCANO.[18]THE EVERY-DAY YOUNG LADY.HISTORY AND ANECDOTES OF BANK NOTE FORGERIES.THE OLDEST INHABITANT OF THE PLACE DE GREVE.STORY OF A KITE.THE STATE OF THE WORLD BEFORE ADAM'S TIME.THE MANIA FOR TULIPS IN HOLLAND.THE SALT MINES OF EUROPE.MY NOVEL; OR, VARIETIES IN ENGLISH LIFE.Chapter XChapter XIChapter XIIChapter XIIITHE EVERY-DAY MARRIED LADY.ANECDOTE OF A SINGER.WHEN THE SUMMER COMES.VILLAINY OUTWITTED—FROM THE RECOLLECTIONS OF A POLICE OFFICER.ATLANTIC WAVES.HOW TO KILL CLEVER CHILDREN.[24]MAURICE TIERNAY, THE SOLDIER OF FORTUNE.Chapter XVIChapter XVIITHE WAHR-WOLF; OR, THE LOVERS OF HUNDERSDORF.A TRUE GHOST STORY.SKETCHES OF LIFE. BY A RADICAL.BURKE AND THE PAINTER BARRY.A TALE OF GERMAN ROBBERS AND GERMAN STUDENTS.THE COUNTESS—A TALE OF THE FRENCH REVOLUTION.A MIDNIGHT DRIVE.—A TALE OF TERROR.SPIDER'S SILK.THE RAILWAY.THE BLIND SISTER, OR CRIME AND ITS PUNISHMENT.FORTUNES OF THE GARDENER'S DAUGHTER.THE PRODIGAL'S RETURN.THE LIGHT OF HOME.HOW WE WENT WHALING OFF THE CAPE OF GOOD HOPE.HYDROPHOBIA.AN ENGLISH STORY OF THE AFRICAN BLOCKADE.INDUSTRY OF THE INSANE.MONTHLY RECORD OF CURRENT EVENTS.LITERARY NOTICES.Fashions for November.FOOTNOTES:Beginning of this editionNext chapter →WITH PEN AND PENCIL.All chapters and sections (49)Other sectionsHARPER'S NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE.WITH PEN AND PENCIL.FATE DAYS AND OTHER POPULAR SUPERSTITIONS."BATTLE WITH LIFE!"TRIAL AND EXECUTION OF MADAME ROLAND.CHEMICAL CONTRADICTIONS.DESCENT INTO THE CRATER OF A VOLCANO.[18]THE EVERY-DAY YOUNG LADY.HISTORY AND ANECDOTES OF BANK NOTE FORGERIES.THE OLDEST INHABITANT OF THE PLACE DE GREVE.STORY OF A KITE.THE STATE OF THE WORLD BEFORE ADAM'S TIME.THE MANIA FOR TULIPS IN HOLLAND.THE SALT MINES OF EUROPE.MY NOVEL; OR, VARIETIES IN ENGLISH LIFE.Chapters10111213Other sectionsTHE EVERY-DAY MARRIED LADY.ANECDOTE OF A SINGER.WHEN THE SUMMER COMES.VILLAINY OUTWITTED—FROM THE RECOLLECTIONS OF A POLICE OFFICER.ATLANTIC WAVES.HOW TO KILL CLEVER CHILDREN.[24]MAURICE TIERNAY, THE SOLDIER OF FORTUNE.Chapters1617Other sectionsTHE WAHR-WOLF; OR, THE LOVERS OF HUNDERSDORF.A TRUE GHOST STORY.SKETCHES OF LIFE. BY A RADICAL.BURKE AND THE PAINTER BARRY.A TALE OF GERMAN ROBBERS AND GERMAN STUDENTS.THE COUNTESS—A TALE OF THE FRENCH REVOLUTION.A MIDNIGHT DRIVE.—A TALE OF TERROR.SPIDER'S SILK.THE RAILWAY.THE BLIND SISTER, OR CRIME AND ITS PUNISHMENT.FORTUNES OF THE GARDENER'S DAUGHTER.THE PRODIGAL'S RETURN.THE LIGHT OF HOME.HOW WE WENT WHALING OFF THE CAPE OF GOOD HOPE.HYDROPHOBIA.AN ENGLISH STORY OF THE AFRICAN BLOCKADE.INDUSTRY OF THE INSANE.MONTHLY RECORD OF CURRENT EVENTS.LITERARY NOTICES.Fashions for November.FOOTNOTES:No. VI.—NOVEMBER, 1850.—Vol. I.WITH PEN AND PENCIL. →