This section is from the book "Hill's Manual Of Social And Business Forms: A Guide To Correct Writing", by Thos. E. Hill. Also available from Amazon: Hill's Manual Of Social And Business Forms: The How-To-Do-Everything Book Of Victorian America.
A Visit to Chicago.
Opportunity for Work.
The Bachelor's Home.
Discoveries of Galileo.
Visit to a Poor-House.
Thanksgiving Thoughts.
People whom we Meet.
Memory and Reflection.
The Fate of Joan of Arc.
Visit to a Printing Office.
My First School-Teacher.
How we Spent Christmas.
Pleasures of Suburban Life.
As we Sow, we shall Reap.
The Changes in Twenty Years.
Night Scenes on the Battle-Field.
The School-Ma'am's Noonday Dream.
The First Jewish High Priest.
Honesty, the Poor Man's Riches.
Real Life and Ideal Aspirations.
Charity Toward All.
A Trip on a Railroad.
Some Business Signs.
Benefits of Fine-Art.
Talk in a Sewing-Circle.
To be Hanged To-morrow.
Love Conquers Selfishness.
Things in a Country Store.
Preparing for the Wedding.
The Books we Ought to Read.
A Bar-Tender's Fearful Dream.
The Skeleton in the Household.
My Last Visit to the Old Home.
Home Amusements Considered.
The Man in a Drunkard's Skin.
My Garden, and What was In It.
Old School-House by the Wayside.
Going to Visit Mother Next Week.
Life, Rightly Passed, Worth Living.
Sew Inventions Discovered by Accident.
What is Worship?
A Drunkard's Fate.
Happiness in a Palace.
The Last Day of School.
Beauty at Seventy-Five.
Bad Habits, Hard Masters.
What Might have been, Was.
Adventures in a Snow-storm.
Description of a Spelling-Bee.
A Man's Lament at Growing Old.
Description of a Writing-School.
Description of a Singing-School.
Mathematics a Finished Science.
Description of a Church Choir.
A Boy's Lament at being Young.
Education Gained by Observation.
An Instance of Presence of Mind.
Lost in the Darkness - City Sketch.
Why Some People are Always Poor.
Description of a Jail and its Inmates.
 
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