The Continental Monthly, Vol. 6, No 4, August, 1864THE UNDIVINE COMEDY—A POLISH DRAMA.Reading editionChapter navigation29 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…CONTINENTAL MONTHLY:Literature and National PolicySOME USES OF A CIVIL WAR.PROVERBS.THE UNDIVINE COMEDY—A POLISH DRAMA.PART II.THE NORTH CAROLINA CONSCRIPT.DOES THE MOON REVOLVE ON ITS AXIS?LUNAR CHARACTERISTICS.PART II.'YE KNOW NOT WHAT YE ASK.'COMING UP AT SHILOH.ÆNONE:Chapter XIIIAPHORISMS.—NO. XII.EXCUSE.AMERICAN WOMEN.A WREN'S SONG.WORD-STILTSA GREAT SOCIAL PROBLEM.APHORISMS.—NO. XIII.OUR GREAT AMERICA.LONGINGTHE LESSON OF THE HOUR.THE SCIENTIFIC UNIVERSAL LANGUAGE: ITS CHARACTER AND RELATION TO OTHER LANGUAGES.FLOWER ODORS.LOCOMOTION.LITERARY NOTICES.EDITOR'S TABLEPrevious chapter ←PROVERBS.Next chapter →PART II.All chapters and sections (29)Other sectionsCONTINENTAL MONTHLY:Literature and National PolicySOME USES OF A CIVIL WAR.PROVERBS.THE UNDIVINE COMEDY—A POLISH DRAMA.Parts2Part 2 · Other sectionsTHE NORTH CAROLINA CONSCRIPT.DOES THE MOON REVOLVE ON ITS AXIS?LUNAR CHARACTERISTICS.Part 2 · Parts2Part 2 · Other sections'YE KNOW NOT WHAT YE ASK.'COMING UP AT SHILOH.ÆNONE:Part 2 · Chapters13Part 2 · Other sectionsAPHORISMS.—NO. XII.EXCUSE.AMERICAN WOMEN.A WREN'S SONG.WORD-STILTSA GREAT SOCIAL PROBLEM.APHORISMS.—NO. XIII.OUR GREAT AMERICA.LONGINGTHE LESSON OF THE HOUR.THE SCIENTIFIC UNIVERSAL LANGUAGE: ITS CHARACTER AND RELATION TO OTHER LANGUAGES.FLOWER ODORS.LOCOMOTION.LITERARY NOTICES.EDITOR'S TABLEDedicated to Mary.← PROVERBS.PART II. →