The Art of Living The Art of Living BY _Robert Grant_ [Illustration] New York _Charles Scribner’s Sons_ MDCCCXCIX _Copyright, 1895 and 1899, by Charles Scribner’s Sons_ _Contents_ ¶ _Income_ Part I 1 Part II 24 ¶ The _Dwelling_ Part I 33 Part II 53 ¶ _House-Furnishing_ and the _Commissariat_ Part I 71 Part II 85 ¶ _Education_ Part I 100 Part II 118 ¶ _Occupation_ Part I 129 Part II 144 ¶ The _Use of Time_ Part I 162 Part II 181 ¶ The _Summer Problem_ Part I 203 Part II 218 ¶ The _Case of Man_ Part I 230 Part II 250 ¶ The _Case of Woman_ Part I 261 Part II 278 ¶ The _Conduct of Life_ Part I 290 Part II 309 _Income._ I. Rogers, the book-keeper for the past twenty-two years of my friend Patterson, the banker, told me the other day that he had reared a family of two boys and three girls on his annual salary of two thousand two hundred dollars; that he had put one of the boys through college, one through the School of Mines, brought up one of the girls to be a librarian, given one a coming-out party and a trousseau, and that the remaining daughter, a home body, was likely to be the domestic sunshine of his own and his wife’s old age. All this on two thousand two hundred dollars a year.