The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 15, No. 89, March, 1865NEEDLE AND GARDEN.Reading editionChapter navigation22 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Front matterA Magazine of Literature, Art, and Politics.THE STORY OF A YEAR.THE STORY OF A YEAR. (continued 2)THE FROZEN HARBOR.AT ANDERSONVILLE.DOCTOR JOHNS.ANCIENT MINING ON THE SHORES OF LAKE SUPERIOR.TO A POET ON HIS BIRTHDAY,NEEDLE AND GARDEN.Chapter IIIMEMORIES OF AUTHORS.OUR OLDEST FRIEND.EDWARD EVERETT.NOTES OF A PIANIST.THE CHIMNEY-CORNER.LITTLE FOXES.—PART II.THE POPULAR LECTURE.THE HOUR OF VICTORY.THE CAUSES OF FOREIGN ENMITY TO THE UNITED STATES.REVIEWS AND LITERARY NOTICES.RECENT AMERICAN PUBLICATIONS.Previous chapter ←TO A POET ON HIS BIRTHDAY,Next chapter →Chapter IIIAll chapters and sections (22)Opening pagesFront matterOther sectionsA Magazine of Literature, Art, and Politics.THE STORY OF A YEAR.THE STORY OF A YEAR. (continued 2)THE FROZEN HARBOR.AT ANDERSONVILLE.DOCTOR JOHNS.ANCIENT MINING ON THE SHORES OF LAKE SUPERIOR.TO A POET ON HIS BIRTHDAY,NEEDLE AND GARDEN.Chapters3Other sectionsMEMORIES OF AUTHORS.OUR OLDEST FRIEND.EDWARD EVERETT.NOTES OF A PIANIST.THE CHIMNEY-CORNER.Parts2Part 2 · Other sectionsTHE POPULAR LECTURE.THE HOUR OF VICTORY.THE CAUSES OF FOREIGN ENMITY TO THE UNITED STATES.REVIEWS AND LITERARY NOTICES.RECENT AMERICAN PUBLICATIONS.THE STORY OF A SEAMSTRESS WHO LAID DOWN HER NEEDLE AND BECAME A STRAWBERRY-GIRL.WRITTEN BY HERSELF.← TO A POET ON HIS BIRTHDAY,CHAPTER III. →