The International Magazine, Volume 2, No. 3, February, 1851A STORY WITHOUT A NAME.[17]Reading editionChapter navigation60 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Of Literature, Art, and Science.THOMAS CHATTERTON.Authors and Books.The Fine Arts.THE AUTHORESS OF "JANE EYRE," AND HER SISTERS.[13]DAVIS ON THE LAST HALF CENTURY.[14]POPULAR LECTURES.OLD TIMES IN NEW-YORK.ROSSINI IN THE KITCHEN.THE FIRST PEACE SOCIETY.EGYPT UNDER THE PHARAOHS.CAMILLE DESMOULINS.THE BATTLE OF THE CHURCHES IN ENGLAND.KILLING OF SIR ALEXANDER BOSWELL.THE LATE DR. TROOST.MADAME DACIER.Original Poetry.SCANDALOUS DANCES.THEATRICAL CRITICISM.THE FRENCH GENERALS OF TO-DAY.WILLIAM PENN AND MACAULAY.A STORY WITHOUT A NAME.[17]Chapter XChapter XIChapter XIIChapter XIIICHARLES MACKAY'S LAST POEMS.THE COUNT MONTE-LEONE, OR, THE SPY IN SOCIETY.[18]END OF BOOK III.PUBLIC LIBRARIES.PUBLIC LIBRARIES. (continued 2)THE JOURNALS OF LOUIS PHILIPPE.THE BUNJARAS.THE MYSTIC VIAL:BARRY CORNWALL'S LAST SONG.ANIMA MUNDI.THE GHETTO OF ROME.HENRY C. CAREY, AND HIS POLITICAL ECONOMY.MY NOVEL: OR, VARIETIES IN ENGLISH LIFE.BOOK III.—INITIAL CHAPTER, SHOWING HOW MY NOVEL CAME TO BE CALLED "MY NOVEL."Chapter IIChapter IIIChapter IVChapter VChapter VIChapter VIIChapter VIIIChapter IXChapter XChapter XIChapter XIIDANTE.AN EDITORIAL VISIT.BIOGRAPHIES, LIVES, MEMOIRS, AND RECOLLECTIONS.PHENOMENA OF DEATH.BURLESQUES AND PARODIES.JOHN ADAMS UPON RICHES.RECENT DEATHS.Scientific Miscellany.Ladies Fashions for February.Previous chapter ←WILLIAM PENN AND MACAULAY.Next chapter →Chapter XAll chapters and sections (60)Other sectionsOf Literature, Art, and Science.THOMAS CHATTERTON.Authors and Books.The Fine Arts.THE AUTHORESS OF "JANE EYRE," AND HER SISTERS.[13]DAVIS ON THE LAST HALF CENTURY.[14]POPULAR LECTURES.OLD TIMES IN NEW-YORK.ROSSINI IN THE KITCHEN.THE FIRST PEACE SOCIETY.EGYPT UNDER THE PHARAOHS.CAMILLE DESMOULINS.THE BATTLE OF THE CHURCHES IN ENGLAND.KILLING OF SIR ALEXANDER BOSWELL.THE LATE DR. TROOST.MADAME DACIER.Original Poetry.SCANDALOUS DANCES.THEATRICAL CRITICISM.THE FRENCH GENERALS OF TO-DAY.WILLIAM PENN AND MACAULAY.A STORY WITHOUT A NAME.[17]Chapters10111213Other sectionsCHARLES MACKAY'S LAST POEMS.THE COUNT MONTE-LEONE, OR, THE SPY IN SOCIETY.[18]Books3Book 3 · Other sectionsPUBLIC LIBRARIES.PUBLIC LIBRARIES. (continued 2)THE JOURNALS OF LOUIS PHILIPPE.THE BUNJARAS.THE MYSTIC VIAL:BARRY CORNWALL'S LAST SONG.ANIMA MUNDI.THE GHETTO OF ROME.HENRY C. CAREY, AND HIS POLITICAL ECONOMY.MY NOVEL: OR, VARIETIES IN ENGLISH LIFE.Book 3 · Books3Book 3 · Chapters23456789101112Book 3 · Other sectionsDANTE.AN EDITORIAL VISIT.BIOGRAPHIES, LIVES, MEMOIRS, AND RECOLLECTIONS.PHENOMENA OF DEATH.BURLESQUES AND PARODIES.JOHN ADAMS UPON RICHES.RECENT DEATHS.Scientific Miscellany.Ladies Fashions for February.A STORY WITHOUT A NAME.[17]WRITTEN FOR THE INTERNATIONAL MONTHLY MAGAZINEBY G. P. R. JAMES, ESQ.Continued from Page 216.Notes in this chapterNote 1 · Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year 1850, by G. P. R. James, in the Clerk's Office of the District Court of the United States ← WILLIAM PENN AND MACAULAY.CHAPTER X. →