Grace 253 What Genius Is 254 Arizona 255 The Six Follies of Science 257 The Co-Related Forces 257 Some German Art and Artists 259 The History of Education IV.—Persia 262 The Weary Heart 263 Advantage of Warm Clothing 264 A Tour Round the World 267 “We Must Not Forget Our Dead” 271 Tales from Shakspere King Lear 271 Hamlet, Prince of Denmark 275 The Sun-Worshippers 279 C. L. S. C. Work 280 Local Circles 282 Questions and Answers 286 Outline of C. L. S. C. Studies For February 288 Answers to Questions For Further Study in the December Number 288 C. L. S. C. Round-Table—“How to Conduct Local Circles” 289 A Translation Of All the Greek Passages Found in Volume I of Timayenis’s History of Greece 292 Daniel Webster 292 Editor’s Outlook 293 Editor’s Note-Book 295 Editor’s Table 297 Graduates of the C. L. S. C. 298 Books 302 REQUIRED READING FOR THE _Chautauqua Literary and Scientific Circle for 1882-83_. FEBRUARY. HISTORY OF RUSSIA. By MRS. MARY S. ROBINSON. _CHAPTER VII._ GALITSCH AND THE GREAT REPUBLIC OF NOVGOROD.