Classicly Collection of Books

Music in Medicine

Sidney Licht

The use of music for work, marches, the stimulation of mass sentiment or emotional impact (patriotism, war, etc.), for entertainment, oblivion, mood change, mood creation, and background music for mot..

The God of Civilization: A Romance

Mrs. M. A. Pittock

The day on which the bark sailed was one of those clear, bright days that are so delightful in San Francisco, when the brisk breeze blowing in from the sea, bringing the color to the cheeks and giving..

The Mouthpiece of Zitu

J. U. Giesy

Croft was a physician even as I am. He was a scientific man. In addition, he was a student of what most of us call the occult—the science of the mind, the spirit, the soul. So much I know, not only fr..

All the World Over: Interesting Stories of Travel, Thrilling Adventure and Home

Ella Farman

Most of the peasant girls in the vicinity of Spanish cities contrive to keep a bit of flower-garden for their own personal purposes. She is a thriftless lass indeed, who has not at least one fragrant ..

Etiquette for Little Folks

Mrs. Henry S. Mackarness

Whenever dinners are given to invited guests, civility requires that an early answer should be returned; for the proper wording of such answers, I refer you to the Notes of Invitation, where full dire..

History of a World of Immortals without a God

James William Barlow

One reason for this was clearly the very great interest taken by Homi in the ‘Voyages of Gulliver,’ a copy of which was presented to him by the doctor. In particular, the accounts of the philosophers ..

In the Name of a Woman: A Romance

Arthur W. Marchmont

I am half a Roumanian by birth, my father having married the Countess of Radova, and my childhood had been spent in the Balkan peninsula. It was on one of my visits to the estates in Radova that I had..

Memorials of Old Devonshire

F. J. Snell

The Editor deems he has no need to apologize for thus enriching the volume with the labours of departed Devonians, whom their compatriots recall with deep reverence, and whom, were they living, the Ed..