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Journeyings of the Judges (The Strand, 1895) The travels of a British court circuit judge were filled with pomp and circumstance, ancient rituals - and a personal retinue that often included one's own cook. Simple Souffles (Cassell's Family Magazine, 1895) A selection of delicious desserts, with a look at the Queen's kitchen in Windsor Castle. Economical Savoury Souffles (Cassell's Family Magazine, 1896) Delicious souffles of oysters, veal and ham, cheese, and even "scrap potatoes." Daisy Work (The Girl's Own Paper, 1894) A simple and attractive embroidery stitch that is useful for filling large areas. Threescore Years and Ten (The Strand, 1903) A grandfather reminiscences about the early Victorian era. Some Curious Inventions (The Strand, 1891) A four-poster bed that can be converted into a shower bath; personal balloon chairs to avert sea-sickness; an electric hat designed to cure headaches; a cloak that doubles as a tent; and many other interesting ideas that never made it much farther than the patent office. Stage Coaches (Harpers, 1876) A look at the stage coach, past and present, in England and America. Notes by an Artist Naturalist (The Girl's Own Paper, 1892-94) Beautifully illustrated monthly series by artist Fred Miller on the flora, fauna and lore of the season. How Landowners Are Made (Windsor Magazine, 1900) Land speculation and lavishly named property developments aren't just a modern invention! The Crow (Demorest, 1879) A charming look at an unjustly despised bird. Answering Letters (The Girl's Own Paper, 1885) "Of all the minor social civilities, not one, perhaps, is so much neglected as the simple courtesy of answering letters..." Today, we would say the same of e-mails! Old Natural History Notions (Stories of History, 1891) Some curious glimpses of how our ancestors viewed the natural world. Picture Feature: Tables of All Ages (The Strand, 1893) Poetry A Happy New Year "Next Door!" Single Blessedness An Ounce of Help