The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 02, No. 13, November, 1858COLIN CLOUT AND THE FAËRY QUEEN.Reading editionChapter navigation20 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Front matterRAILWAY-ENGINEERING IN THE UNITED STATES.[1]HER GRACE, THE DRUMMER'S DAUGHTER.COLIN CLOUT AND THE FAËRY QUEEN.PART I.—HIS MISTRESS.PART II.—SPENSER'S WIFE.Chapter IIIChapter IVChapter VNATURE AND THE PHILOSOPHER.THOMAS JEFFERSON.[1]A PRISONER OF WAR.THE "WASHING OF THE FEET," ON HOLY THURSDAY, IN ST. PETER'S.PHYSICAL COURAGE.NOVEMBER.A VISIT TO THE AUTOCRAT'S LANDLADY.THE LANDLADY'S ACCOUNT.THE GREAT EVENT OF THE CENTURY.A SAMPLE OF CONSISTENCY.LITERARY NOTICES.Previous chapter ←HER GRACE, THE DRUMMER'S DAUGHTER.Next chapter →PART I.—HIS MISTRESS.All chapters and sections (20)Opening pagesFront matterOther sectionsRAILWAY-ENGINEERING IN THE UNITED STATES.[1]HER GRACE, THE DRUMMER'S DAUGHTER.COLIN CLOUT AND THE FAËRY QUEEN.Parts12Part 2 · Chapters345Part 2 · Other sectionsNATURE AND THE PHILOSOPHER.THOMAS JEFFERSON.[1]A PRISONER OF WAR.THE "WASHING OF THE FEET," ON HOLY THURSDAY, IN ST. PETER'S.PHYSICAL COURAGE.NOVEMBER.A VISIT TO THE AUTOCRAT'S LANDLADY.THE LANDLADY'S ACCOUNT.THE GREAT EVENT OF THE CENTURY.A SAMPLE OF CONSISTENCY.LITERARY NOTICES.EDMUND SPENSER IN A DOMESTIC POINT OF VIEW. HIS MISTRESS AND HIS WIFE.← HER GRACE, THE DRUMMER'S DAUGHTER.PART I.—HIS MISTRESS. →