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Victorian Fiction Research Guides IX
Department of English
University of Queensland

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VTCTORIAN FICTION RESEARCH GUIDES
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The frontispiece to Vo1. 1
of PaLL MI,LL Magazine
CONTENTS
Indexes to Fiction
Introduction
Author fndex
Chronological
in PaLL MaLL
2
8
Index 52
Addenda and Corrigenda 97
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Magazine

lil Douglas Straight (thira
PaLL MaLL r4agazinJ otii""-i_"
from left)
1909.
on a visit to the
54 vo1s. May 1893-Sept 1914
Proprietor:
Editors:
William l{aldorf Astor
1893-9 Feb 1896
1893-1900
1900-1905
t905-1914
PaLL MaLL Magazine
Sir Douglas Straight
Lord Frederic Hamilton
G.R. Halkett
(art editor 1897-1900)
Charles Morley

TNTRODUCTTON
rn 1893 Henry Cust, newly appointed editor of ,1he paLL
MaLL Gazette consistentiy rejectlh-"".rv manuscript
submitteg uv--!le . newsp-p6r' s"owner, -Aierican murtimillionaire
William w-afhorf a
Astorr d rn€tn of literary as
r. shall expect that arrylhin
obscene or inciting to a br
immediately printed in eith
t Henry Cust defused the
tor that his writing was more
azine, and persuadinq him to
ine - The first issu6
shilling
of
monthly, appeared in
t. t.t:
2
it was to be conhlcted
rn seeking t;
termed a 'media "=t"Ufi"f, magnate'
cal as well as liteiary
Arrr,l lrirrr rrr,r'vr.rr ils u. s. culturar ambassador in Rome
rcturn to the U.S. Ied to his
(lreat gri_tai_n in 1990. On his
subject in 1899 he is guoted a
enoug'h for any man who has to
travelled people of independen
more than a week is not ieadily to be comprehended.,3
Astor hoped his ownership of the extravagant PaLL MaLL
Magazine, and his reputation as an art collector and
benefactor of Oxford, London and Cambridge Universities
would establish him as a lavish patron of art, letters and
scholarship; his historical romances and occult tales,
marked by their Wardour Street or affectedly archaj-c
Eng1ish, did establish him as an amateur man of letters.
His contributions to the magazine were usually distinguished
by expensive illustrations. When G.R. Halkett, editor from
1900 until 1905, introduced the double column, Astor
insisted his contributions sti1l be printed in a single
column. He reserved the right to choose his own
illustrators and favoured tinted illustrations. In 1900
his more recent stories were collected and published as
Pharaoh's Daughtet, and 0ther Stoy,i.es by Macmillan.
For his founding editors Astor chose men of less
forceful personality than Cust - Sir Douglas Straight and
Lord Frederic Hamilton, both old Harrovians. Sir Alfred
Watson remarks with irony that Sir Douglas Straight rgave
as Iitt1e encouragement to Astor's journalistic ambitions
as we gave to Mondrs on the Westminstez,'i4 Lewis Hind
describes Lord Frederic Hamiltonrs attitude to Astorrs
stories as 'geniaI.'5 Their willingness to accommodate
their employer's literary ambitions was not, however,
Straight's and Hamilton's only qualification. Both had
served or were serving as Conservative Members of Parliament;
Straight as the member for Shrewsbury (1870-f874) and
Hamilton for West Manchester (1885-1886) and North Tyrone
(1892-1895). In L892 Straight had been knighted on his
retirement from the position of judge in the High Court of
Judicature in Allahabad, India; the l-9I4 Times obituary
speaks of his 'social qifts and wide interests in politics,
sport and affairs generally.'6 Lord Frederic Hamilton,
formerly of the Diplomatic Service, had acted as attach6 in
Berlin, St. Petersburg, Brazl-l and the Argentine. Straight
had tried his hand at literature, including childrenrs
stories and a play produced at the Grecian Theatre.
After his dismissal of Cust, Astor failed to secure the
services of W.L. Courtney as editor of the PaLL MaLL GazetteT
and offered the position to Sir Douglas Straight. Lord
Frederic Hamilton then acted as sole editor of luhe Magazine
from I0 December 1896 until 1900, when G.R. Halkettr dD
illustrator and art editor of the PaLL MaLL Magazine from
1897, was offered the greater responsibility of general
editorship. He was succeeded in 1905 by Charles Morley,

: t I t, /illtl
i
l,rl,I tr'.tl i()trl;-
I
,tolrn Morley, who had joined the staff of the
I t '' under him and successfully edited the paLL
t'lrarles Morley was to edit the pa|.L Ma7,7,
I 19] 4 when Astor sold all of the pall Malf
'r'rr.sc associated with Astor's
',l,'y
publications
insouci-ance spoke
and
of the
of the enterpri;;:;r"-n"riv
r t'vicwers of the PaLL
,,vidently
ne commented:
no object i 'Expense is
tion of this
"['he
periodical,;
PaLL MaLL Magazi erfu]_
'The
shillings_worth,;
PaLL MaLL Masazn and
illustration.'e
ingly lavish
ifr"
of
solicife&
novel-ists
fiction from
of__the
popular
dry, hoping
tastesto
.pp".i to a 'catholicity of
t 10 writers-were'asfonish;a-;t
H-c. welrs
the rates of payment"
was paid s5 for a short st6ry in palr_
MaI] publications and observed that he aevetopia ".ry-oi-trr"
in workinq up suitable
-q"asi-scientific a facility
scientifi.
material--Il Robert Louis stevenson "r spore of the ,big deal,
offered on st- rues f'22 rOs. per thiusand words.rr- T;;first
fictional coup for the mag.ri.e-,o.s the publication
of George Meredith's Lot,d 7t,monl and uis Aminta i_]lustrated
by J. Gtilich.
The type of fiction d.eemed to ?ppeal to a catholicity
of tastes was generally romance adventure, historicar or
scientific or_comedy. Some writers who contributed serial
stories \^/ere Rider Haggard, Walter Besant, Anthony Hope,
s'R' crockett, H-8. Ir{arriott watson, Flora Annie iteer,
Joseph conrad, Maurice Hewlett, John oliver H;;;.;l'".*.
Hornung, Mrs Humphry Ward, Albert Dorrington ""a-C.X.
Chesterton- More controversiar fiction, though, found a
place in the first vorume in stories by sarah Grand and
Rhoda Broughton.
The ficti-onal tone of the magazine did not arter
substantially because Astor_alwayJ chose 'safei, "r"r, timid,
edi-tors- H.c. wells had difficuity p.i"uading Hartett to
accept Kipps because Ha]kett thouqit its range too narrow
for the mag'azine's public.13 The safe editorial oolicy did
not, however, stale the contents or damag"-ih.-reiiiation of
,"!!.MaLL Magazi-ne, among authors, their agents and the
public as a high quality periodical. J.B. pinker pracea
Arnold Bennett's 'The r,ion's sharer with the paLL aatl
Maqazinei Bennett had insisted it 'go somewhere gooe, ds it
is classy.t14
One innovation during Ivlorley's editorship was the
introduction of a PalI Ma1l Story Book section in each issue
pri-nted on paper of a rough quality. The pieces of fiction
published in the Pall MalI Story Books were generally only
a couple of pages in length and were often fictional sketches
of life in Britain's colonies. Australi-an writers whose
sketches received such encouragement were Will Ogilvie and
Mabel Forrest.
In addition to publishing the work of popular novelists
and offering generous payments, the PaLL MaLL Magazine also
encouraged poets and illustrators. The poetry of George
Meredith, Algernon Swinburne, Thomas Hardy, Rudyard Kipling,
Paul Verlaine, Katherine Tynan, Henry Newbolt, John Davidson,
W.B. Yeats, Walter de la Mare and John Masefield appeared in
the magazine. The early volumes feature the illustrations
of Aubrey Beardsley. From time to time the PaLL MaLL
Magazine ran a causerie conducted by such well-known writers
as Israel Zangwill ('without Prejudice'), A.T. Quiller-Couch
( 'From a Cornish Inlindow' ) , W. E. Henley ( 'Ex LibriS' ) , G. S.
Street, G.K. Chesterton and Hilaire Belloc.
The extravagance of Lhre PaLL MaLL Magazine was reputedly
underwritten by Astor rather than being justified by actual
sa1es. Under the terms of the original publishing agreement
of 3 March 1893 (between Astor and George Routledge and Sons)
'the Publishers should on behalf of the Proprietor publish
in London Edinburgh the provinces and New York a magazine
called The Pa11 MaI1 Magazine upon certain terms one of which
was that the Publishers should pay the Proprietor the sum of
Sixpence for every Copy sold by them. I I 5 It was determined
on 16 June 1-894 that the publishers owed Astor the sum of
L5, 205 9s. 6d. This figure indicates high sales and, if
indeed the PaLT MaLL Magazine did incur heavy losses, it may
illustrate the extent of the initial extravagance.
In 1914 Astor suddenly sold all of the PaIl MalI
publicatj-ons and The )bseruer,, a Sunday newspaper he had
bought for his son and heir, Waldorf. i{aldorf Astor had
been elected M.P. for Plymouth in 1911 and, by controlling
both the influential PaLL MaLL Gazette and The Obseruer and
instalting a Unionist editor, William Astor hoped to win
potitical favour for himself and his son. In 1906 Waldorf
Astor had married, contrary to his father's wishes, Mrs
Nancy Langhorne Shawr Ern American celebrated for her wit.
It is reported that a remark of hers in I9I4 about her
father-in-1aw's control of his 'money bags' and Waldorf's

support of his wife in
peremptorily
the resulti_ng quarrel_
to instruct
led Astor
his soriciiois to ser_r_ the parl Marl
l"?11:?:l"l:. ?ig ,?f obsez.uez,. rhe Neu roy,k rines noted i-n
I(J LCLT J-N
:-*?l?:l: i::':l:^ll:-o:."b3blg a"m"e"-lo rtaldorf , s polirical
:i:i:i:l" , :i:, :::::::3' l!?! ah"-;;ii."ir"i=*;:;" -o;ii;
Ti:o,.-::l :.ligl:ulously below, ti,!ii-;;;;;;;; ;;i;":i *"o"r.,,.,,
:l:^Il::_t:bll:i!"-aclorded a"i"i;" ;;;;;;-irif,'ili" =o,,':;;
market value of rhe various publisht"g-;"iJ;;;i#:.
Tl:"::t!^y"!!^!i?7:r"n y": purchased by Eveleish Nash,
i"R5oti:l"T^?ld".p'?Brieror of nalsh, " uisir;;"" ;;;;;ii=il:i"i.,
I?9l; , _*rl^-rnl 2 !::h-i:^,iqizine "i"i*"1*[;";;;"=; fi;i;'i;
:::::i::..::^": aia .119I9oo. uoastea-"*""g-i'.I "i.laiXn
;::*'l:::Ti. ""::lld- sh1w, RudyarJ nr;ii";, "". El*,i"ir" ,
yT^t:-"llit*l:_"i:f^":ld:l, . 9. ft,-cr,""L";;; il'"i;;;; Glyn., 7
contributions of these writer-s. F";;-or wirii*"-pJp",
shortag'es led to the amalgamation of Nash,s and. paLL MaLL
Magazine in october 1914. under various titles Nash I s paLL
MaLL Magazine appeared until septemuet- rg37 when it was
merged with Good Housekeeping. '
In 1 L MaLL Magazine boasted that, ,Duringr
the twent of its eiisterrce it tr.= published more
important ons to English literature by more
important en all rhe other e.iii=h-."itiiv
magrazines I 8 This Uoast-i"-.*.gg.rated but not
without f certainly trr" ii"t
"r contributors contribut and
followini indexes-is i*pr"s;f;;.
FOOTNOTES
1. John William Robertson Scott, The
Neuspaper (London: Methu€rrr 1952)
2. Lucy Kavaler, The Astoz,s: A Family Chnonicle (London:
George Harrap, 1966) , p. 1g3.
3. Kavaler, p. Ig7.
4. Quoted by Robertson Scott, p. 3g2.
Life and Death of a
, p. 3I7.
5' Lewis Hind,. Naphtari: Being rnfluenees and. Ad.uentures
uhile ea'ning a Liuing bg u"t,itihg ir,onaon: John Lane,
1926), p. 68.
I
6. The T'Lmes,5 June L9L4,
7. Robertson Scott, p. 391.
B.
Albert Kinrossr'Coming
the PaLL MaLL Magazine,'
s7 4.
p. 5.
of Age: Twenty-one Years of
PaLL MaLL Magazine, 53 (1914)
9. Reuieu of Reuieus, 8 (1893), I84, 3L2, 42I.
10. Editorial Preface, PaLL MaLL Magazine, 2 (1894), v.
lI. H.G. We11s, Ecperiment i.n Autobiogz,aphy: Diseoueries
and Conelusions of a Very )rdinany Brain (since 1866),
v. 2 (London: Victor Gollancz and Cresset Press,
1934), p. 515.
L2. Letter to Charles Baxter, rec. 17 Aug 1894, R.L.S.:
Steuensonts Letters to Chav,Les Barter, €d. Delancey
Ferguson and Marshall Waingrow (London: O.U.P.,
1956), p. 361.
13. Norman and Jeanne Mackenzie, H.G. WeLLs: A Biography
(New York: Simon and Schuster, 1973) , p. 188.
14. Letter to J.B. Pinker, L9 Jan 1906, Letters of ArnoLd
Bennett VoL. 1 Letters to J.B. Pinker,, €d. James
Hepburn (London: O.U.P., 1966) , p. 67.
15. Memorandum of Agreement between W.W. Astor and George
Routledge and Sons 12 Dec 1894, At,chiues of Geo"ge
Routledge and Co. (Bishops Stortford: Chadwyck-Healey,
L974) , Contracts 1877-1898/9, VoI. 1 A-K, 45.
16. Neu Iotk Times, L4 July 1914, p. I, p. 3.
L7. Publisher's advertisement, PaLL MaLL Magazine, 54
(1914) , 1010-1011.
r8. Publisher's advertisement, PaLL MaLL Magazine, 54
(1914), 1009.

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l"lr.rrrcisJ Clowleyl . rAnother Little Swindle. r 34 (1904) :
. 'A t)ouble Event.' 43 (1909): 353_361.
'I'he Swindle Stories No. 4.t 33 (1904) : 534_544.
'Three Prs: A Story of OId Theatrical Days., 3g (1906) : L77_Ig4.
'TVo curious cases: one containing a Pearl Necklace, and
a
the other
Diamond Pin.' 40 (1907) : 493-502. Signed sir Frances Burnand.
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date
An
Fairy
up-to-
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Round Head., 42 (1908): 8OO_803.
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rThe
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'The Marriage of Thomasina: A eueensland Story. , 20 (l9OO):
3t_8- 331 .
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'Prisci]t_a pipkin. ' 39 (1907) : I47_i-52.
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'The Strength of the Rope., 25 (l_9ol) : 539_543.
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'The Soul_ of Daphne.' I (f993) : 284_294.
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844- 85 1 .
(lastle, Agrnes
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'The End of the Season.' 38 (1906): 424-425.
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fThe Lady and the Law. I 48 (IgIf) z 74-80.
'The Stone-throwers.' 40 (1907) : 581-587.
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Folicoeur's Masquerade.' 49 (1912): II3-I22.
Chapman, C.S. 'Across Africa.' 45 (f910) : 626-63I.
Chard, Cecil. 'Coals of Fire.' 38 (1906) : 823-830.
'In the Night.r 4a (1911): 310-314.
Chase, Frank. tIn the Bilges. ' 54 (19f4) : [105] - [I09] (September
number).
Chesterton, Glilbertl Kleithl .
358-368.
'The Absence of Mr Glass.' 51 (1913):
'The God of the Gongs (The Wisdom of Father Brown).' 54 (1914) :
23-32 (September number) .
rThe Salad of Colonel Cray.' 54 (1914) : 835-843 (July number).
'The Sword of Wood.' 52 (1913): 58I-590.
?he Wisd.on of Fathev, Btoun. 51 (1913) : 6L5-624, 77o-78o; 52
(1913): 75-85, 151-161, 32I-332, 485-496i 53 (f9l-4): 681-693.
'The Wisdom of Father Brown: The DueI of Doctor Hirsch. | 54
(I9I4) z 962-971 (August number).
Christian, E. 'The Heart of a Woman.' 49 (I9I2): 843-852.
'Poison and Private Smith.' 43 (1909) : 339-344.
'Vernon and the Viceroy.' 48 (19If) z 763-773.
Christie, Nimmo. rThe Luck of the Warrochs.' 47 (1911) z 92-96.
Clarke, Isabel. rThe Heart of the Desert: The Story of Ren6 and
Zanouna. | 49 (I9I2): 587-592.
Clarke, Laurence. 'The Scoop.' 53 (1914): 593-602.
'That Great Man.' 51 (1913) : 85-93.
Cleveland, John. 'The Swiss Guard. t 44 (1909) : 315-319.
Clifden, Frances and Lieut B.E. Pritchard R.N. 'A Square Deal-.' 40
(1907) : 629-633.
Clifford, Lucy. rJulie.' 3 (1894): 67-80.
fMr webster.' 4 (1894) z 232-243.
Cl-ifford, Mrs W.K. 'Freddie's Engagement.' 34 (1904): 301-312.
Clouston, J. Storer. 'The Journey's End.' 18 (1899): 161-170.
Cobban, J. Maclaren, the late. 'El Mansor and Haida.' 32 (1904):
365-377 .
Cogswell, A. Murison. 'Looping the Loop.' 54 (1914) : 1081-1082
(August number).
L4 I5

Coke, Desmond. 'The Ghost
rThe
That Failed., 3g (1906):
Missing Word. , 689-596.
44 (1909): loll_lol3-
'Tommy: A Tragedy of Christmas cifts., 4g (l9ll)
'The Woman's Wdy. ' 35 (1905) : 3g7 -
1005- 1006 .
eolcord, Lincoln. 'Burned at Sea., 4g (l9ll_)
Cole, Evelyn
: 447_455.
G. 'His Wife.' 42 (l9og)
Col-ebrooke,
: 490_494.
Helen. 'Lady Finchley,s Revenge., 42 (l9Og)
'Poor Dick., :
45 (l9lo) 355- 360 .
: 233_239
l:ili:.,,T1.^f:l:_M?rvr1_.t._ ,A Bold Brisand., 38 (reo6) :
!l*Ill:'i',-o'"?::11:-'":go F;";;;; .."ilji;""- i' jn"?ij'r, l";j3l:
'i'-
;;'irroor
"o*n...:i^t _".., .ln:""9"nym?l: _ ;*r;n".o";i;";ll;. Line on ."l"i:::r,;..1.r,t--lrl;
H.M- s . rnsioupaot-n.l'-'-ig^'ii;;;,""u'li-io;:"": crossins the
Conc if o- | mL^
^-- - -
(190e )
,
cons'. *l'. euest or the
, ^Tn' ";.";";;;.".r"ir"o, "hi:.:*"^z' irntl?-n"'
1102- I l0 8.
Connell, F. Norreys. 'The Duty Soldier., 20 (1900):
'The princess 413_4L7.
and the Clown. , 50 (L9I2):
Norreys 959_1006.
Connell_.
Sigrned
Conrad, Joseph. The DueL: A^Millt_ary Storg.
I93_2O4, 4I (1908)
32I_332, : 65_77,
48I_489 , 6r5_6t:.
Gaspaz, Ruiz: ?he Stoty of a Guenf.ito
23r_24O, clrtny. 38 (1906)
375_383 : 8r_89,
, qgl_ioq.
'The rnn of the T\^/o witches: A Find. ,
fTo-morrow. 5f (1913) : 335_352.
' 27 (I9O2) : 533_547.
Typhoon. 26 (I9O2): 9I_tO8, 2I4_22g, 4O8_42O.
True Legend
""tn,ul;liro.tn"
of rhe Zephyr'and the Rose., I (1893):
ias.' 19 (1899) : 505_517.
49 (1912): 544-546.
Life in rndia. , 49 (1912) : 339_348.
uch, A.T.
he CIay. ' 46 (1910): 318_323.
ole.' 47 (1911) z 449_455.
la Goodall_: A Romance of the
ube.' 4g (191f) : I47_I52.
86-292. Sigrned H.J. Cove.
ver.
9 (1899) : 462-468.
. 'The Man Who Had Greatness Thrust
I9),_202.
rawford, Clare.
The Neu Gouerrytess. 44 (1909):
uences-' 44 (1909): 657_659.
ms.' 30 (1903) : 237_244-
Cry Across the Black Water., 3
'l,ove Among the Beech Trees., 6 (1995): 593_609.
16
. 'fhe Situer SkuLL. t5 (1898): 538-550; 16 (1898) z 73-82, 247-255,
314-389, 57I-580; l7 (1899): 121-136, 26I-267, 4II-425, 558-570;
lB (1899) : L24-L38.
rrrker, B.M. 'Imitation Pearls.' 47 (1911): 553-566.
- 'The Old Cantonment.r 32 (1904) : 522-53I.
rrrmmefin, May. 'The Lamparagua.' 12 (f897) z 5O2-5O9.
r

De
De
'fn Charge of lrene., 42 (l9og): 397_389, 60g_611.
'Jacqueline,s House.! 42 (190g) : 2IL_2I7.
rlulargari-ta., 39 (I907) : 9g_103.
'Melinda and the Orphan., 2g (L9O2). 3g3_392.
rMiss Mary. , 29 (1903) : 52g_533.
. rThe Knowledge of the picture_man., 36 (1905) z 265_26g.
. 'The Letter.' 46 (1910) : 79_80.
. 'Peace with Honour.' 43 (1909) : I23_L24.
. 'Roses, and an Anniversary.' 35 (1905): 252_253-
. rThe Turning Again of waring., 3g (1906): 79_gO.
Boys, Jacques. 'The Empty stall_., g (1g96): 546_560.
. "'S]aine by Honoure. "' 13 (fg97) : 226_23g.
crespigrny, Mrs philip champion. rpamerars Decision., 36 (1905) :
753-760.
(relo):
rSir Peregrine: A Tryst and a euery. , 4g (1911)
Sigrned Mrs p. : 403_410.
Champion
fThe
ae Cresprgrny.
Vigil of John Heslop., 40 (1907)
De : 774_778.
la Mare, walter. 'Benightld., 3g (1906)
Delpit, : 654_656.
Albert- rThe commindant,s Duer-., (From
2 (1,893/4) the French,
: lO25-lO3O.
rggr).
De Mattos, Ar-exander Teixeira. Trans. rrn
Children.'
the squall:
By Stijn
A story
Streuvels
for
. 37 (1906):
De selincourt 507_509.
[sic], Hugh. 'Rascals Both Bilr and Me and the watch. r
47 (1911) : 4O7-4O9, 660_662, 833_836.
Dickens, Mary Angela. 'Another Freak., 4 (Ig94):
. 44L_452.
rA Strange Busj_ness., 19 (1899) : 269_277.
_Dillon,
Dora Amy. See Wentworth, patricia.
Diver, Maud. 'A Moment's Madness.r 13 (l_g97)
Dix, Gertrude-
: 399_396.
'Veronicars Milr-' 2r (lgoo)
Dixon, : 306-31g.
Ella Hepworth. 'The Ambition of nrarmy., 3g (1g06):
'The Capture of 347_354.
Miss Cohen., 39 (1907) : 229_234.
'A Scribbl_er's Comedy., 5 (fg95)
Dorrington,
: 2g6_294.
Albert. 'Billy Winks, Bread Winner., 45 (1910)
'Billyrs Fighting : 667_673-
Chance., 45 (fglo) : 969_974.
'The Bull-dog Named Bitt., 45 (1910) : 759_765.
'The Bul_lion Trappers. | 45 (l9lo) : 477_482.
'Col_onel Seal and His perfumed
rconcerning Aces., 45 (1910) : 1032_1037.
a wild
fThe
cat.' 54 (1914): 831_834 (July
Dynamite number).
Dog. , 46 (l9lO): 2g_32.
l8
'The Face of Typhoo Shang.' 46 (19f0) : 490-493.
'For the V'torld's Championship.' 45 (1910) : 74-80.
'The God in the Bank.' (Title of Part II. 'The Poison-god.').
40 (1907) z 397-402, 563-561.
'The Pearler's Baby.' 44 (1909): 988-992.
'Rabbit Vengeance.' 44 (1909): 292-295.
The Radiun Terz,or,. 47 (1911) : 3-24, 167-186, 337-355, 505-521,
689-707 , 923-935.
'The Ringrmasterrs Little Affair. ' 43 (1909) : 486-49I.
Stories of a South Sea Buccaneey. ('The Man with the Tiger, I
'A Deal in Planets,' 'The Siege of Molasses,I tArr Affair of
Gunboats,r tThe Rajah's Wrestlerrt rA Gamble in Slaves,t tThe
Salting of Skull Rock Light,' 'The Giant,' rThe Opium Deal-ers,'
'Off the Great Barrier Reef,' 'The Gol-d-throwersr). 4L (1908):
40-49, 163-172, 339-346, 46I-47I, 603-612, 732-739i 42 (1908):
87-96, 219-22'7, 333-341, 461-472, 585-594.
'The Wife Stealer: A Story of Hayes, the Buccaneer.t 46 (1910):
TT2T-LI29.
rThe Wolf Car.' 51 (1913) : 750--756.
Douglas, tilly. 'The Lady of the Tvsilight.' 48 (19II) z 607-609.
'The Lady of Understanding.' 46 (1910) : I78-l-82.
rA Pot of Geraniums.' 5I (1913) : 436-438.
Doy1e, A[rthur] Conan. 'The Green FIag.' I (1893)
Drummond, Hamilton. 'How the Devil Told the Truth
Salvini.' 29 (I903) : 563-569.
Drury, Major W.P. 'John Ecuador.' 40 (1907) : 13-20.
'The Vintner of t]ne Seahoyse.' 4L (1908) : 370-374.
Dudeney, Mrs Henry [atice]. 'out of Pocket. 1 52 (19f3) : 434-445.
'Rough Music.' 54 (f914) : 869-876 (JuIy number).
Dugdale, Fllorencel Elmilyl . 'The Schol-arrs Wife.' 43 (f909) z 78-82.
Dunbar, Aldis. 'Orpheus: A Story.' 26 (1902): I92-L98.
Duncan, Norman. 'Her Majestyts Mail.' 37 (1906): 117-182.
Duncan, Sarah Jeanette. 'The Application of the Liniment. t 25 (l-901) :
347-360.
- His Honout, and a Lady. 7 (1895): 75-98, 279-302, 422-44L, 625-638;
8 (1896): 131-145, 257-273.
'The Simple PIan.' 31 (f903): 19-31. Signed Mrs Everard Cotes
(Sarah Jeanette Duncan) .
Dunlop, Mrs. 'My White Hair.' 45 (I9f0): 1068-1073.
Du Poy, William Atherton. 'The Trail to the Painted Rock.'
102 3-1034.
: 2O8-2I9.
to Provenzano
48 (1911) :
8., A. [Pseudonym of George William RusseII]. 'The Christmas Card-' 52
(1913) : 895-898.
Eardley-WiJ-mot, D. 'A Childts Fancy.' 45 (1910): 524.
'The Man on Stilts.' 43 (f909): 636-638.
Edgerton, Wynne. 'For a Memory's Sake.' 46 (1910): 908-91-0.
Edwardes, Charles. 'Lotty North, Athenian.' 1I (l-897): 148-168.
Edwardes, [Edward] Tickner. 'The Black Nightingale: A Story for
Ch1ldren.' 47 (1911): 157-160.
Edwards, B.W. 'John.' 53 (1914) : 803-805.
Elias, Edith L. 'Silky Tip: A Story for Chi-Idren. ' 47 (1911-) : 272-276.
19

J
Elfis, Beth. 'The Lady and
El1is, G. Stanley. rBetween
23 (1901): 4I9-42I.
the Highwayman. ' 2I
T\,rro Loves: A Story
'Sergeant Harding's Wedding_day., 20 (1900)
El-l-iston, Marion. 'Angels Unawares.! IO (1996):
(r9o0) : 187-199.
of Cornish Children.
: 387-393.
565- 5 73.
rFor Better, for Worse.' 2I (1900) : 77_g7-
Emmanuel, Victor Rousseau. See Rousseau, Victor.
Emmanuel_, Wal_ter. 'Back to the WorLd Again: A Fantasy. 43 (1909)
83- 87 :
-
'The Comical Dog, and
rThe
the euaint Cat.r 4I (1908):
Masterpiece.
233-237.
' 52 (1913): t_35-135.
. 'Why the School Eight did not Win: An Explanation
40 (1907) by
: 798-799.
the Coxswain.'
Embleton-Walker, T. 'The Bangle., 46 (1910) : 312_319.
Emmott, Constance H. 'Loch Dhuairg.r ll_ (1g97)
Ernest, Joseph.
: 5_22.
'The Flying Oiver., 50 (1912):
Esk, J. 59_7I.
'A Market Ticket.' 51 (1913) : 962_g64.
Ewald, Carl_. lThe Caterpillar., 4g (l9ll) : 4g9_49L.
'The Water-lily and the Dragon_fly.,
Eyles, 40 (fgog):
F-A-H- 37g_3g0.
'The Brighton Bank Mystery:
Fact.,
A Detective
44 (f909) story Founded on
: I5t_156.
Fal-coner, Mary W.M. rThe Last Experience of Adam Skirving. .
264_268.
14 (1g9g):
Fenn, Cl_ive R- 'The Old Dream. ,
rThe 45 (1910): I79_ISO.
Otd Letter.' 39 (1907) : 487_488.
Fenwick, Ether A- 'with Never a chance., 11 (rg97):
Fergruson, 336-345.
Var-entine Munro. see Munro-Ferqn-rson,
Fieldinq, Valentine.
H. tThe Lost Rearguard.' Ig (1g99):
Finnemore,
339_350.
Emily pearson.
'ihe Haunted
Fleming,
Man., 46 (1910):
Albert. IOOT_IOI3.
'The Story of Chrysanthemum.,
Fleming, 3 (1g94)
Keith. z 269_27g.
'The Red Skirt., 3g (1906)
Fletcher, : 326_332.
Evelyn. 'A eit o' Brass. r 4g (1911) : 4gO_4g4.
'Her Son.' 22 (l9OO) : 273_275.
'A lrtest-country V,looing. , 37 (1906)
Fletcher,
: 34I_344.
J.S. rThe Blind Man's Dog., 44 (1909):
Flowerdew, 694_699.
Herbert. 'Change partners. r 20 (l9OO)
Flynn, Sir : 94_96.
Joshua Albert. See Oliver, Owen.
Forbes-Robertson, Frances. 'The Misdemeanours
(1897) of Lady
: 130-I36.
Gertrude., 11
Forrest, Mlabel]. ,Bl_ack Billy.' 54 (1914) : 94O_94I (July
'Bro\^rn.' 50 (1912): number).
620_624.
'The Corrigaun: A Story of the Australian Bush.,
1007-1012.
50 (L9L2)z
,The Dream Knight.' 47 (l9ll) : 792_798.
'The Engineer., 45 (1910)
rFenella's : I69_L7L.
Feet., 45 (I9lO): 515_516.
'The Good Red Gold.' 50 (IgI2): 47I_474.
'The Guns of C Battery.' 4g (1911) : 4g5_4g8.
'fn a Garden., 45 (1910): 1050_1051.
'In the Bird pl_aces. ' 46 (I9l-O) : 511_516.
'In the Ranges: A Story of the Wilds.t 49 (1912): 738-742.
tThe Japanese Ghost.r 49 (L9L2). 592-594.
rThe Little Bfack Man.' 49 (I9I2): 893-894.
'Love in the Bush.' 46 (1910): 338-343.
'A Man of Action.' 45 (1910): 345.
'The Man on the White Horse.' 44 (1909) : 1090-1096.
'Miss l4ol-l-ie's Cake.' 50 (1912): 474-476.
'The Pit.' 52 (f913) :', 130-133.
'The Record Flood.' 48 (fglt) : 652-658.
'Red Paint.' 4l (1911): 998-1002.
'Roses.' 46 (1910) : 7L4-7I5.
'A Rush Christmas.' 40 (1907) t 793-191. Sigrned M.E. Forrest.
'The TaIe of a Tea-room.' 48 (19II) : 325-328.
'The Trifler: An Australian Story.' 50 (L9l-2) z I4O-I44.
'The Unknown Island.' 50 (1912): 624-625.
'A Wasted Cartridge.' 39 (f907) z L26-I28.
l'orster, E[dward] M[organ]. 'The Curate's Friend.' 40 (f9O7) : 470-474.
Iross, Kenelm. 'A Present from Home.' 50 (l-9I2) z 252-262.
t'owler, EIIen Thorneycroft. 'An Artistic Nemesis.' Ll (f899): 176-185.
'Diavol-a.' L4 (1898): 8I-96.
rA Lost PLeiad.' 5 (1895): 9L-97.
lWhite Violets.! 30 (f903): 505-509.
Fox-Davies, Alrthurl C[harles]. 'Lord Shifnal's Holiday.' 44 (1909):
283-288.
Foxe, Gertrude M. 'The Duel.' 41 (1911) z 618-623.
'The Foolrs Paradise.' 4I (1908) z L2L-I22.
'The Holder of the Key.' 44 (1909) : 532-542.
'The "Important" Widow.' 38 (1906): 613-614.
'The Oyster.' 48 (191I) : II3-L22.
'The Plagiarist. t 44 (1909): 853-857.
'A Question of WiIl. | 4I (1908) : 640-64),.
'The Windfall.' 4L (1908): 508-512.
Francis, W. Henry. ' A Point of Honour.l 50 (1912): 87I-877.
Franks, Godfrey J. 'An Episode of TVo Vases.' 40 (1907): 637-639.
'The Sheraton Settee: A Story for the Collector of Antiquities.'
39 (1907) | r20-L23.
Fraser, Edward. 'The Sword of Her Father.' 45 (f910): 94-IOl.
Fraser, John Foster. 'Budge Crockett of HeIl Corner. ' 11 (1897) :
307- 317.
'The Kicking of Silas Warne.' 22 (1900): 97-109.
'Two Women.' 18 (f899): 36-47.
Fraser, Mimoli Crawford. 'She Danced Before Him.' 15 (1898) : 148-166.
Fraser, w[illiam] A[lexander]. 'The Ace of Hearts.' 9 (1896) :
592-591.
'Jamsut, the Dacoit.r 44 (1909) : 320-322.
'A Mirage of Fear: The Blooding of a Griffin.' 33 (1904) :
49s-504.
Freame, Ethel M. 'The Goblin's Games: A Story for Children.r 45
(1910) z L12-I75.
Frederic, Harold. 'The Wooing of Teige.' l-0 (1896) z 4L8-426.
2I

J
Freeman, B. Deane. See Deane-Freeman, B.
Freeman, RIichardl Austin. 'A Woman's Vengeance.' 50
Friedlaender, V.H. 'The Green Pinafore.' 44 (1909) :
'The Honeymoon Hat.' 41 (19fI) : 7I-'73.
lThe Last Adventure.' 45 (1910) : 550-554.
rPrisoners of Spring.' 43 (1909): 631-635.
'The Second Anniversary.' 47 (l9ff): 31I-313.
fThe Way of Truth.' 44 (1909) : 257-26I.
Fust, H. Jenner, Jnr. See Jenner-Fust, H., Jnr.
GaIe, Norman. 'iThe Bait.. 46 (r9ro) : 2L-27.
(1912): 537-553.
420-422 _
Gall-on, Tom. rBlind Man's Bluff . ' 53 (19f 4) : 34-45.
'The Last Flutter of the Heavy 'Un.' 24 (19OI): 56-65.
Garland, Hamlin. 'The Doctor's Visit.' 35 (1905): 588-590.
- - The Long TraiL: A Story of Aduenture fo? Iouth. 39 (1907):
106-115, 24I-248, 3'7r-379, 501-509, 628-634, 755-764.
Garstin, Crosbie. 'The Bending of the Oak.r 5t (1913) z 8L2-82O.
Garstin, Norman. 'Thrown Very Much Together; or, in Transit.' 6 (1895) :
392-402.
Garth, Ral-ph. 'The Look.' 53 (f914): 396-398.
Garvey, Ina. 'Baby - an Atl-antic Idyll. r 46 (19f0) : 572-674.
'Jeremy Tomping's First Love.' 46 (19f0): 343-348.
'Veronica, the Mannequin at "Olgars:" A Story of Frocks and Frills.t
46 (1910) z 972-982.
cibb, Robert. 'Reconciliation.' 53 (1914) : 527-528.
Gibbon, Perceval. The Aduentur.es of Miss Gnegony. 46 (1910) : 4IL-422,
555-564, 153-765, LOl5-IO24i 47 (1911) z I29-I44, 245-255.
rBendigo.' 34 (1904): 506-516.
rBucko. | 44 (1909) : 65-17.
'The Buried Anchor. | 43 (1909) : 569-576.
lThe Dago.r 53 (19f4) : 128-738.
tThe Martyrdom Lottery. I 46 (1910) z 239-249.
'The Mate of the Gah'tick: A Thrilling Story of the Sea.' 49 (I9I2):
422- 430 .
'The Soldan rs Navigator.' 40 (1907): 171-185.
'The Unknown Factor.' 4I (1908) : 595-602.
Gibbs, Philip. 'The Land of Heart's Desire.r 52 (1913): 143-150.
tThe Parliament of Santa Claus.' 52 (1913): 807-81-6.
Gielgud, Kate Terry. rThe Loch of Romach. I 7 (1895) z 256-262.
Gilchrist, R. Murray. 'A Night on the Moor.' 22 (1900) z 367-374.
'Weddi-ng Finery. ' 33 (1904) z L76-I79.
cill-, Anthony Kirby. 'My Host of the Moors.r 22 (1900) : 191-197.
rNathan Boners Skel-etons.r 22 (1900): 5l-3-520.
Gissing, ceorge. rA Poor Gentl-eman.' l-9 (f899) : I77-I87.
Gleig, Charles. rThe Second Mrs Ug: A Prehistoric Tale.' 40 (l-907):
133-r37.
Godfrey, Hal . r"King Will-iam. " I 14 (1898) : 4'75-489.
rMr Perry's Wooing.' 15 (1898): 305-32I.
Gol-ding, Vautier. 'The Grey Wolf of the Firth.' 44 (1909): 595-605.
Gordon, Samuel. 'A Bargain of Life.r 48 (1911) : 283-296.
'The Lie That Won.' 4l (1911) : 283-293.
'The Man in Possession.' 46 (f910) z 783-79I.
22
I
(;()rst, Mrs Harold. 'Whatts in a Name' ' 4L (1908) z 63-64'
;;:]:::; ;;: 'one white Mouse and r\aro Mottred Mice: rhe
,1^AZ\ - 1a1-)aa
iu""".""i"J"Ji "*""u. ,nr.e London children.' 38 (1906) : 263-266-
|
-!^...,
/
-
(;race, Stephen. 'Captain Dammerts Record: A Golfing StorY.' 46 (1910) :
698-701.
(;raham, Bertha N- 'The Little Red Box'' 41 (f9I1) z 428-432'
r;r:aham-Simpson, Alexander' 'The Subaltern' ' 45 (1910) z LO52'
(;rainger, Frank. See Hill, Headon'
(;rand,Sarah.lPseudonymofFrancesElizabethMcFall].'oneofthe
Olden Time: A Study from Life'' 48 (19f1) z 6'7-'13'
The sere, the--IeLloi real: A Study fTom Life. L (1893) : 62I-640
'
18L-194; 2 (L893/4) 27-48'
(lranville,Leonard.,TheSluicersofBackwashCreek.'9(1896):80-96.
"
(iraves, Frederick. 'The Dead Face' ' 46 (1910) : 494-498'
,The Kelpie.' 41 (l-9fl) z 992-99'7 '
,The Vision of Mars.
49 (1912): 883-888'
cregory, LadY IIsabeIta Augustal ' 'Ol-d Irish FairY Tales'' 42 (1908) :
| 46 (1910): 633-638'
'The Water Hole.' 47 (f9lf): 306-310'
creene, E. Everett. 'Betty's Bargain'' 46 (1910) z 537-54L'
Greene, Hiram Moe. ,The 'lvlrs Latham to the Rescue '
conv.rsiJ., of Red Neck: A story of Arizona''
t 41
,A point of Honour.' 45 (1910):
'The Thunderstorm. | (191r): IO9-l16'
915-985.
45 (1910): 573-584.
756-758.\,nlAAC
crew, Edwin Sharpe. 'Birds of a Feather" 28 (f902): 401-406'
,Bussle., it (1900) : 90-94. signed Edwin sharp Grew'
Gribble, Francis. 'A Damsel in Distreis'' 4a (191f): 646-65L'
,The Fortune of War.' I (I893): 586-591'
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,The Triars and rriumphs of wirliam porrok: The stealers-' 54
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Grose, Mary M. 'rne f'aay of the Lime WaIk'' 29 (f903) : 248-254'
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23

,,,,,',,,,;ll;_lj;:.", Rider. ,Barbara who came Back., st (le13) : 28e_304,
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-
'The Surprise. ' 31 (l_903) : 563_565.
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and the Cat: A Story for
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Children.' 44 (1909):
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46 (1910):
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863-865.
44 (tgOg) :
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'The Sharpness of Selinats
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'The Tragedy of a Cardboard
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I33-134.
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'The Strange proof. ' 34 (1904) : I79_Ig7.
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24
'The Mystery of the Hacienda.' 2 (1893/4): 315-339.
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'The Story of O1d Jimmy., 24 (1901)
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Hills, 46 (1910)
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47I_48I -
Agnus , Orme.
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'The fllusion of a Sacrifice.' lg (1999) :
Hinkson , H. A- 'Lucill_e . ' 44 (1909) : g2l_g2g.
'My Lady's
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Hobart-Hampden, E. 'Janet., 45 (lgfo) : 965_g73.
'The Keepgr of the Bridge., 44 (1909) : 43g_442.
'The precipice. ' 45 (l9lo) : 260_267.
'The euicksand. , 4g (1911): 315_319.
Children., 45 (t9IO) : 632_636.
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504; 3t (1903) : lOO_112, 237_249,
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Hollins, Dorothea. 'Keziah,s Flitting. , 30 (1903) :
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Terms., lO (1896)
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)6
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Raffles, Cricketen and Cracksman. 35 (1905): 59-10, L32-L4l ,
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'The Voice of Gunbar.' 2 (1893/4): 77-84.
'The Voice of the Charmer.' 5l (1913) : 3l-2-32I.
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Ilowarth, Mary. 'The Telegr;rm. | 6 (1895) : 355-364.
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.'l')- /t)9; 38 (1906) : 109_l2O , 245_257 -
,11:.t"1:'s Donkeyman., ,yvar s uonKeyman., e 9 (r8e6): (f996): 489_500. 499_500.
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8- 35 3.
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'A Duel- with Snakes. , 16
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z6
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'The Hustletown Rivals.' 26 (1902): Kelly, ceorge and Sir arlhu1 Scott Craven'
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rThe
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-{f9f3)
'The Master fouch.' 5l (f913)
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'The Hawkham Cricket Club.r 47 (191I) : 7L1-726.
'rhe Hopper1on B:y.: 1? (1911) : 20-29.
,In a SingJ-e Night. ' 46_ (1910) : 766-772.
'Mending -.16 Ending: A Lesson for Newly-married Couples.' 48
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Kinross, Albert.
rThe Shadow on the House.r 25 (1901): 209-224.
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t,,rrrrlcr, Harry. Wilf,ed HaLLett _ Empire Build.er. 2L
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Langland, H.M. 'The B1ack Knight of Adlersdorf., 13
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rThe Sea Prince: A Story for Children.! 13 (1g97):
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Lateur, Frank. See Streuvel_s, Stijn.
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'The Mercenary Heinrich.' 50 (f912) : 565_570.
fRedmond's Scoop., 45 (f910) : 690_697.
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- 'The professor and Bobby Brathwaite. | 32 (I9O4)
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Egypt. 11
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_
. rThe
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'A Gentleman of the Road.r 45 (l9lO): IBI-187.
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Marnan, Basil.
256_265.
'The Conversion of Nicholas FothergiIl.'
'The Love of Hester Ricketts.' 20 (I9OO): 3OO-309.
18 (r89e) :
Marriage, Caroline. 'SimpJ-e Simon (1790).' 3l (1903) : 455-459.
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'The Candle.' 32 (1904): 350-356.
'The Chil-d She Bare. , 29 (1903) : 56-62.
-
'Driftage.
44 (1909): 443-446. Signed Mrs R.
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[Pseudonym of Witliam Sharpl. 'The Chi]-dren of Wind and
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Ys and Dahut the Red.' 38 (1906) : 58I-586.
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'The Luck of Billy Tregenza., 28 (1902): 505-512.
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'An order to View.' 44 (1909) : 735-743.
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Marryat, Ethel-. 'God of our Fathers, or Barty,s Lamp.,
569_575.
32
22 (1900) :
Marsh, Richard. 'An Illustration of Modern Science'' I0 (I896):
378-387.
Marsha1l, Archibald' 'How to Treat a Woman'l 24 (1901) : 4'79-491'
,The Sevres Vase.r 42 (1908): 595-605'
,A Sympathetic Nature.' 23 (1901) : 26L'261 ',
t".itr,', ;i;;i Sackvirle' 'A stern chase'' 44 (1909) :
. Aal
^
Martin, Radcliffe- ron strike'' 53 (1914) : 460-465'
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Martineau,HeJ-en.,John.'54(I9r4)zlI24]-l|26)(September
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Masefield, John- 'The Western Islands: A Sea Fable'' 40
813-8r4.
lllS- rr2 r .
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number) .
Mason, AIlfred'] EIdward] W[oodley].'Ensign Knightley'S Home-coming.,
L7 (1899): 4-2o'
Massie, Alice- 'Fortune's Road'' 52 (1913) : 282-283'
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[Maude,constan".eti"'reth].,ARiversideIdyliQttaDevoutCover.'
29(1903):90-g5.Signed,BytheAuthorofAnEngLishGil,Lin
Paris. '
Maugham,Williamsomerset.,CousinAmy.'4L(1908):307-309.Signed
W.S. Maugham'
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38 (1906): 6L5-62O'
' 52 (I9I3) z 95-LO2.
1910) z 697-7oO '
..,,, 4j (f91I)z 2O9-2I2.
685. Signed Ethel MaYne'
,Your New Hat.' 43 (f909) z 12''17 '
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Meredith,D.'TheAutobiographyofaPrettyGown.'49(1912):137-138.
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'Mary Anne. | 45 (1910): 700-703'
,The Masked Carnival.' 46 (1910): 1110-1112'
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293-3L8, 465-482l4errick
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. ' 52 (1913)
-t
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New, Clarence Herbert. 'The Survivors of the Island Queen.'
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648-655 -
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Flood. ' 49 (1912) : 439-442.
36
3 (r8e4) :
A Story of a Great
fHammer Head.' 45 (1910) z 613-616'
'Haphazard. ' 46 (1910) : l-105-1109 '
rThe Haunted Corner.' 45 (1910) : 143-148'
'The Lady of the Troughs.' 46 (1910) : 877-880
,The Lifting of the ttyall King.' 44 (1909): 1099-1102'
'The Mulga Rid,e.' 46 (1910) : 1O2-7O5.
'One Man's Wages.' 48 (19f1) z 469-473.
,plumleyrs point-to-point.' 49 (1912) : 555-557'
'A Rider of the nabbit-proof: A Queensland Story.'
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- : ,A 49 09L2)
Mysterious Bridegroom.' 5 (1895) : 354-368'
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'The Christmas
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'A Dollrs Dress.' 24 (I9OI): 559-563.
,Father,s Sweetheart. ) 32 (f9O4) '- 216-279 '
'The Fourth Generation" 34 (1904) z 274-279'
,Heart's Desire.' 25 (1901) z 369-377'
'His Sil-ence. | 40 (1907) z 65-69.
'The Horror of the Ashcrieffs.' 46 (1910) : L99-2O7'
'An Intrusion of Sentiment'' 21 (I9O2) z 285-288'
,The Major,s Engagement. | 46 (1910): 87-91-
,parson Smith. | 4I (f908) : 711-718.
'Pincher. , 24 (I90r) z 272-2'17.
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'The Santa C1aus Family.' 48 (f9I1) z 977-983'
,The Saving of a Man.r 45 (f9I0) z 766-71L'
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fThe Lord and the Lady's Glove.' 26 (1902): 235-243'
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Onions,Oliver.rTheDrvellingofaNight"53(f914):345-354'
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palmer, Frederick. ,A Little Blow for Freedom- ' 49 (1912): 4lL-42L'
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37

j,1i':r;;aaen Fame of Bilty carr: A Story for Aviators., 46 (1910): Phillpotts, Eden. 'An Adventurer's Tale. r 28
Palmer, F.C. 'Laughing
Time. ' 48 (t9tt) :
lWhen James flf was
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263_2t1.
Jack: A Tal_e of a Border Christmas
1046- 105 3 .
King: A Tal_e which Casts Much
of Lord Derwentwater's Ghost.,
in the
Light upon
46 (19t-0) :
-tl"'l'i;'3i1?::';"^'1: ::: ':'Jl Jl rrb;'l;.i' 'ro'11Joo, - \ r:7\JU,f , :
Had^an. 4-r2.
,:,t^"t:lng orderty. ; t8 (1899) : 450_459-
'rhe Frower of rhe r,lock., 22 ii;;; ; irr_iii:
::l:'.i]?lt "-t g:hur Davs-r 22 *eoo) : 236-245.
'Mathurin: A Sinner of pontiac-
,,,on the n""r oi"i,i::.]i,i"ililii; ' ,oto,.if3:l ' ^27t ^u.2t.
'parpon *re owarr']:""i"iirl3i;i' ; i;.jl::t,'
85 3- 866 .
436-447 .
Olden
rThe price of rhe Grindsron" - .r,u"i;"";;;n,.,
'A Treaty of peace.' 19 (1899)
2I (I9OO) : f49_r59.
: 540_549.
:;t:^'.T_.}: "t*l Holds out to Burn.,,, . 'l^I:Tn a rvqrg re (r'ee)
!J_on or
"l:." "? ;;;; .i"'rl" (;;;; , , Dedan. | 3s-45.
n".t,rr"3"ntli;.
27 Qgo2), ,+:_;;27", 475_4g4.
'The Beauty of a season., 27 (Igo2). 318_324. si_grned
'Cupid Took Another Dart., I (1g93) : 40_50.
Parry, Hon. Judge. 'fmpus Domesticus., 42 i,_rOgl : 667_672-
Patrick, John- rRentonls Ruse-, 45 (1910): 1059_106l.
n"...;;;:;uij"n"l nldwardl. ,rn the Roar or the sea., 4e (rer2):
'The Jumpers.' 47 (l9ll): 3lg_320.
'A Missing Mate. , 44 (1909) : 306_309.
'Overboard.' 44 (1909): 849_g53.
'?he Skipper's Revenge.r 50 (I9I2): 419_436.
'A Stranqe Tragedy of the Sea., 50 (1912): 73L_739.
'That Bal_tic Apparition. , 44 (1909) : 646_650.
n""'=;0"?iiir,,*i;;:r;;:'.
"" a Desert rsland: A ra]e or the swar.e.,
Pease, Howard- 'Mine Host the cardinal.' 3 (1gg4) : 577_5gg.
Peasgood, w.c. 'The Neckrace of Dreams.r 45 (1gro) : 645_654.
'The Shaft of Sil_ence., 47 (l9ll) : 433_444.
Pemberton, Max. 'simple simon., 5l (1913) : 632_642.
Pendleton, John. 'Tommy Dunk,s exploii .,-' iS (l9lo) : 1O2g_lO3l.
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Perrin, A1ice. 'A packet of tetters., :: (1904) : 4O7_4IO.
Philips, Arthur R-T. rA curious sense of Honour., 46 (1910): 872_g76.
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Philips, F.C. 'rn the Third iapacity., 4 (Ig94): 218_226.
Phillips, Henry Arbert. 'Echoes of Bethlehem. , 4g (1911): g57_870.
'The Fourth Jewel-., 50 (I9I2): 891_900.
in rhe rdorld:
;liiri:'";;::r;lt"e
rhe story or a ,,Lunser,,. , 4e
38
the
(1902) | 306-313.
'Benjamin's Mess.' 32 (1904) : I23-I28.
'The Cairn.' 38 (f906) : 193-200.
rThe Courting of Nicholas.' 52 (1913): 879-887 .
'Craz1ruell.' 38 (1906) z 147-155.
I The Crock o ' GoId. t 3'7 (f 906 ) : 19 3-200 .
'Cross Ways.' 24 (1901) : 2O-3O, 2OO-2O9.
'The Ghost of Miser Brimpson.' 43 (1909): 321-330.
fThe Guardian of the Bull.' 36 (f905) : 433-440.
fThe Half-brothers.' 42 (1908) z 4O3-4L2.
'The Horse-shoe.' 36 (1905) : 580-588.
'It'11 Do It if You Will.' 43 (1909) : 449-457fLydford
Law.r 36 (1905) : 789-196.
tThe Masterpiece.' 33 (f904) : 46L-468.
'The Odd Money.r 36 (1905): L7I-I79.
rThe Parson and the Clerk.' 38 (1906) z 4O8-4I7.
'The Red Riding-hoods.' 28 (1902) z 450-459.
fThe Red Rose. t 20 (f900) : 435-442.
rThe Revenge.' 43 (1909) : 705-713.
tSam of Sorrow Corner.' 20 (1900): I49-I59.
'Sand-daisy.r 3l (19O3) : 326-332.
rSilas Dunnybrig's Baby.' 48 (1911): 549-558.
'The Snow Storm.' 42 (1908): 680-687.
'Tit for Tat.r 49 (1912): 495-500.
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'England, My Orn.' 22 (1900) z 2O-3L.
rThe Episode of a Necklet.' 39 (f907): 66I-668.
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'Monsigrnor.' 23 (1901) : 452-459.
rThe Obstacle.' 44 (1909): 108-113.
'An Ordeal by Brush.' 45 (1910) : 720-726.
'The Siren.' 43 (1909): 318-320.
'Which? A Dialogue that Took Place in a Punt.' 43 (leOe) :
238-240. Signed S. Pickering.
fThe Witch of St Quenet.r 38 (1906): 453-459.
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rThe Sleeping Farm.' 54 (1914): 853-865 (JuIy number).
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Picton, Mrs F.H. rThe Sad Plight of Mary Jane.' 44 (1909) : 1113-1117.
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fThe New Hat.' 44 (1909) z 617-680.
Pigott, WiIIiam. 'The Beacon Tree.' 44 (1909): 504-508.
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'The Strange Case of Sir Henry Ashburn.' 44 (1909): 1tO8-1112.
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39

I'r.rrr:;onby, Arthur. 'The Likeness.' 22 (l9OO) : 59_
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67.
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and the Whal_e. ' 44 (1909) : 579_5g5.
'Madel_ine's Mud Lark. t 4g (1911) : 303_309.
'Marjorie and the Main Chance., 45 (1910) : 543_549.
'The Nature Lovers.' 44 (1909):
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'A Sprig of Holly.' 44 (1909): g73_g\2-
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57I-592.
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'The Bridals of ysselmonde.' 24 (l9OI): 339_341.
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rThe Monkey Flowers.' 25 (fgOI) : 39_41.
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Robert Louis
After
stevenson
the death
this
of
nover was compreted
from stevenson's
by
notes.
Quiller_couch
see arso the entry
Robert
under Stevenson,
Louis.
'The Talking Ships.' 25 (1901): I81_I85.
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Quiller-Couch, Mable. 'A District Visitor., 38 (1906)
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'The Wreck.' 13 (1g97) z 575_5g4.
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: L34-t4O.
5r
'Dr Rhodes's Experiment.r 54 (19f4): gg9_9OO (July number).
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40
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617-618.
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4T
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the Narcatiue of Fuz,ther
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42
'The Horses of the Troop.' 48 (l-911) z 565-572.
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I s
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'
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rThe Masterpi-ece of Adam van Vianan: Being the story - for
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43 (1909): 377-379.
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34
Anything Anyone Knows to the Contrary - of a
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45
I The
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46
t
I
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',,, 1r'1, HarryB. 'Jim.' 3 (1894): 433-446.
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\/, rr :rt, Marie van. 'The Break of Day.' 25 (190I) : 69-76.
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. 'The Gloved Hand.' 36 (1905): l-1-19.
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. The Master of Crauen: A Romance. 37 (1906) = 92-Io3, 222-234,
355-355, 449-46L, 488-496.
'The Mistress of Candish.r 26 (l-9O2). 297-312.
'Monsieur Ie Marquis.' 36 (l-905) : 475-484.
'lhe Pard.on. 40 (1907) : 99-107 , 232-239, 366-3'77, 449-46I.
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L 70- 180 -
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. 'The Vlall Flower: The Story of Cynthia Warburton's First
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r , )n, Alexandra. 'The Burnt Mail Bag: A Story of Youthfuf Folly and
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4'7
of
861- 864.
the Jilted One.
48
48 (1911) :
Ball -

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90L-9I2 -
rT\uin Passions. ' 45 (I9I0) : 958-965.
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lThe Lady in the Coach: Being an Episode in the Life of Dick
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'Lady Sylvia. ' 24 (1901) z 515-527.
fThe Master of the Revels.' 44 (1909) = 964-972.
'My Lady's Ring: A Story of One Christmas Eve. Being an Episode
in the Life of Dick Ryder, othenrise Galloping Dick, sometime
Gentl-eman of the Road.' 36 (1905): 701-710.
- The Outlau. 2L (1900) : 42-50, L67-175, 322-330, 492-5OO.
'The Outlaw v. Cherry Wharf. | 22 (1900) z 34-42.
fPrivate Guest.' 35 (1905) : 23L-24O.
rThe Revoke.r 48 (f911) z 25I-263.
'Romance A l-a Mode.' 42 (1908) z 342-345.
'Sir Jas.' 47 (19If): 639-648.
- The Skitts of Chanee: Being Some Adt;entures of Franeis, Second
Son of the Late Maz,quess of Auriol. 16 (1898): 361-371, 497-5o8i
L7 (1899) : 37-47, 242-253, 349-360, 544-555.
'The Skirts of Happy Chance.' 18 (1899) z 232-244, 364-375.
'The Squire of Dames.' 30 (1903) : 27-36, 189-198.
'The Squire's Wager.r 28 (I9O2) z 480-492.
rThe Treasure Chamber.' 24 (f901) : 377-389.
'The Wilderness. | 32 (1904) : 104-111.
Webling, Peggy. 'An American Toe Dancer.' 16 (1898) z 4L9-425.
Wedmore, Frederick. rAntonia of The Lane.' 23 (1901) z 3I7-32I.
rThe Wild Dream of Morris Ellison.' 3I
Welch, Catharine. 'The Cloth Puppy: A Story
377-38I.
Well-s, Catherine. rThe Draught of Oblivion. r (r903): 342-350.
for Children. ' 37 (1906) :
44 (r90e) : 404-409.
We1Is, H[erbert] G[eorge). 'The Cure for Love: A Story of Days to
Come (Anno Domini 2O9O).' 18 (1899): 186-199.
- Kipps: The Story of a Simple SouL. A Monograph. 35 (1905) :
L5-27 , I98-2O9, 347-356, 47O-48L, 591-603 , 724-737; 36 (1e05):
85-100 , 24I-258, 359-371 , 499-512, 623-640, 8O7-82I.
. 'The Magnanimity of the Man of Pleasure: A Story of the Days to
Come (Anno Domini 2097).' 19 (f899) z 222-234.
'Underneath: A Story of the Days to Come (Anno Domini 2098)
(1899): 8I-94.
'The Vacant Country:
2090).' 18 (1899) :
The War in the Air,
Wl.Le ft Lasted. 47
A Story of the Days to Come (Anno Domini
309-32 3.
and PartieuLarLA Hou Mn Bert Smalluays Fared
(1908) = 2-L6, 142-157, 29I-3O4, 415-427,
48
49
555-566 , 663-677; 42 (1908) : 2L_35, 143-156, 263-2.78, 4L9-434,
524-539, 764-18L-
.lTheWaysoftheCity:AStoryoftheDaystoCome(AnnoDomini
2O9O-2O95).' 18 (f899): 491-505'
w,,l ls, Leila Burton. rThe Inquisitor. | 4l (191I) z 784-792w..1t.worth,
Patricia. [Pseudonym of Dora amy DiIlonJ - 'A Wedding Day''
4a (1911) z 197-204.
w',ritron, Charles t'1. 'The Medal: A Golfing Story'' 48 (I9Il) :
636-640.
lrrfilr/mdn, Stanley J. 'The Snowball: From the Memoirs of Maximilian de
Bethune, Duke of Sully.' 1 (1893) 492-504'
"
Wlrite, Arnold. 'A Test of Affection.' f (1893): 78-90'
Wlrite, E.L. 'Le Roi Est Mort.r 45 (f9I0): 130-136'
wlri te, Fred M. 'Moray the Traitor'' 18 (f899): 384-395'
wlri t,e, Percy. rThe Fatal Hundred. ' 35 (f905) : 95-103'
wlr i te, W.J. 'A Golfer's Dilemma. ' 46 (f910) : 499-503'
wlri F-e, william Patterson. 'The courtship of Midniqht Magruder'r 47
(19II) z 277-282.
. 'The Hold-up.' 45 (1910) z 326-334'
. ,The r.iftin! of Alison Kennedy.' 46 (1910) : IO94-I099.
_ 'Western Ways.t 47 (191f) : 97-103.
wtryt-e, Adam Gowans. 'The custody of the child.' 44 (1909) z 669-672'
. t,, If Love Should Come to Thee -.''' 46 (1910) z IL9_L26.
..oldEnoughtobeHisMother.|45(1910)z|o2_Lo4.
. 'The Spirit of the Dance. | 47 (1911) z L2].-]-28'
wi lberforce, Reginald. ,A wandering soul.' 8 (1896) z 340-352wr
lkins, ursula. 'The Mother-heart.' 52 (I9I3) : 474-484.
wr I liams, Constance. rBob.' 45 (19f0): 498-503'
. 'Jimmy: A Sussex ldealist.' 50 (1912): 226-227'
w i I l-iams, Morris Price. 'A Mare's Nest' t 13 (1897) : 307-319'
Wi I ls, C.J. ,A Little Oriental Rug: A Modern Fairy Ta1e.' 36 (1905):
16L-770.
. "'Phyllis is my only Joy"" 8 (f896): I83-2Ol'
wr lr;onf Rev. c. usher. rHottentot Animal Tales.' 46 (I9r0) z 773-182'
wtlrion, John Fleming. 'A cowboy of the sea: The Memorable cruise.'
49 (l-9L2) : 128-136.
. 'Heaven's Half-hour-r 50 (1912): 886-890'
. 'Things as They Are.' 52 (1913) z 235-244.
wrlr;n, M.F. rASuffolk Tdyll-' 12 (1897): 5L-64'
wt l:;on-Wilson, Theodore. 'Autobioqraphy of a Blouse'' 45 (1910):
70 3- 708.
W r n I or, Elizabeth C. 'The spirit of the Matterhorn.' 50 (1-9l-2):
606-6L2 -
w,,, lr.trouse, PIelham] GIrenville]. 'Mike's Little Brother' , 52 (1913):
45L-456 -
w,,l loy, Clive Phillipps. 'The Cfaim Jumpers''
14, ,r '1, Walter. rA Case of Salvage' ' 22 (1900) :
w1 ,rrlf , Bella Sydney. 'A Pink-and-silver Doll''
w,,r hrn.rn, James. 'The Red Diamond't 46 (19 I0) :
. 'f.25O Reward. , 44 (f909) z 460-467.
49
37 (1906) z 235-246.
396-404.
29 (1903) z 283-284'
504-5r0.

F
Ir/right, Newman . fndian Deteetiue Stoy,ies. ('The Eye of Shiva,' rThe
Adventure of the Second Eyer' rThe Sununons of Sri Ganeshr! 'The
Masterr' rThe Murder of a Maharaja,r rThe Star of Empire'). 39
(re07): 57-64, 179-186, 356-364, 4'74-48L, 6LL-6t7, 748-754.
Wright, Oliver. rThe Firefly.' 4a (1911) : 625-635-
Wright-Henderson, Rlobertl W[illiam]. 'The B1ack Feathers. I 48 (1911) I
740-742.
Wylie, tldal a[lexa] Rlossl. lColone1 Mowbrayrs Neighbour.' 45 (1910):
375-382.
Wyllarde, Dolf. 'The Handkerchief. ' 26 (1902): 2O-2afThe
Influence of Frills.' 29 (1903) z 570-573.
Wynne, May. 'The GoId BonbonniEre. ' 45 (1910): 25-31.
f The Kingrs Messenller.' 45 (1910) z 342-347.
lTo the Honour of Navarre.r 46 (1910): 331-337.
Yates, J.E. rThe Frontier.' 54 (1914): 866-858 (July nr,mber).
Yeates, Christabel Lowndes. rFreedom: The Convictrs Return.' 49
(I9L2) z 732-737 -
Yeats, Francis. rln the Service of Saint George.' 48 (19f1): 139-146.
flove and the Obelisk.' 38 (1906) z 2O9-2I8-
Yeats, S. Levett. lThe Foot of Gautama.r 7 (1895) z 326-339rThe
Madness of Shere Bahadur. I 8 (1896) : 2L7-223.
rUnder the Achilles.' 8 (1896) : 37L-378.
Yeo, Gerald. rThe Mercy of my Lord Hungerford. ' 2I (1900) z 342-353.
Young, E.H. rA Tragic Capture.' 54 (1914): [121]-II24l (September
number).
Young, Filson. rThe Preventing of Leviathan. | 34 (1904) z 462-472.
Zack. [Pseudonym of GVendolen feats]. 'Ttre Sisters.' 24 (1901):
449-454.
Zangrlrill, IIsraelJ. 'The Greln^rig.' 25 (1901) : 450-463.
rThe Jewish Trinity.r 39 (1907) z 429-439.
fThe Model of Sorrow.' 26 (1902) z 459-477.
rS. Cohn and Son, or Anglicisation. | 26 (1902) : L57-I72.
r"They That Walk in Darkness.'rt 16 (f898): 437-455.
SIGNED STORIES - AUTHOR
'Belle.' 'The Journalistic Instinct. I 4 (1894) z 64-69.
C. 'Charming Miss Hulbert. | 10 (1895) : 401-413.
D., A.M. 'Triptych.' 52 (1913)'z 28O-28I.
E. 'Carndonagh.r 2 (1893/4) z 224-244.
L., F.O. rThe Meal of His Life: A Tale for the Very Greedy and the
Very Young.r 52 (1913) = 7O3-7O7.
rT"lvors Company.' 52 (1913) z 42L-424.
L., X. 'The Bird at the Neck: A Detail in Dialogue.' 14 (1898) :
15-34, r63-L74.
rA Kiss of Judas.' I (1893) : 339-366.
. rThe Luck of the Devil.' I (1893) : 873-889.
With ALL the Flouers of tlte Merehant. 16 (1898): 50-63, 168-185,
339-351.
Lorne. 'Ovee.' 6 (1895): I34-15L, 243-256-
50
'Lusmore-' 'A Fastidious woman'r 12 (1897) z 418-423'
S., D.L.D. 'Doctor Armstrong. | 11 (1897) z 221-229s.,
H- 'Gratitude-' 51 (1913) z L4L-L42'
li., N.S. 'Herbert Horatio Bogg: A South African Story.' 48 (1911) :
56r-562.
,1,., s.B. 'The case of the Reverend Mr Toomey.' 11 (1897) z 363-372.
ANONYMOUS STORIES
'The Adventures of a Water Rat-' 44 (19fI) t I23-L26'
tA DoIl and a Moral.' 19 (1899) z 4LO-4L2rLobo,
the cook-' 5r (I9r3): 864-866'
'The Swagman.' 48 (1911) : 328-330.

1 (May-oct 1893)
CHRONOLOGICAL INDEX
'His Serene Highness-' By Rhoda Broughton' 8-I9'
'A Son of Satan.t By Alexander Lennox' 25-34'
'Cupid Took Another Dart-' By Louisa Parr' 40-50 237-245'
'
lBella Goodalf: A Romance of the Cherwell.' By W.L. Courtney. 62-69.
'A Test of Affection.' By Arnold White' 78-90'
'A Case of Conscience-t By Jane Barlow' 100-109'
'Experientia Docet.' By Noel Ainsleigh' 159-173'
'The Manse Mystery.' By Alexander Lennox' 184-195'
'The Green Flag.' By A. Conan Doyle' 2O8-2L9'
'The Soul of Daphne-' By Katherine Carmarthen'
'The Last of the Flyinq Dutchmen" By W'L' Alden' 307- 316.
'Failings of Felicia-' By Blanche Lindsay' 325-334'
rA Kiss of Judas.' BY X.L. 339-366'
'Phy1l.' By G.H. Boughton, A'R'A' 378-388'
rThe case of young Mr Maitland.' By T. Dove Keighly. 397-42I.
'The Dulminster Dynamite-' By M'E' Braddon' 469-482'
,The Snowbal-l-: Fiom the Memoirs of Maximilian de Bethune, Duke of
Sully.' By Stanley J. Weyman ' 492-504'
'A Fair Puritan.' By Edwin Lester Arnold' 519-531'
'A Darwinian Schooner.' By W'L' A1den' 543-552'
rA Candidate for Martyrdom.' By W.E. Norris. 565-516.
'The Fortune of War.' By Francis Gribble' 586-591'
,The True Legend of the zephyr and the Rose.' By E.C. cork. 615-620'
'The Sere, the Yell-ow Leaf: A Study from Life'' By Sarah Grand'
62I-640 , '781--'794.
'Dick Deanholme.' By J. Keighly Snowden ' 669-682'
284-294.
'A New Explosive.' By Robert Barr' 719-728'
,piet van sladen's wife: A story of the Trek-Boers.' By H'A' Bryden'
805-819.
'T]he Hinda Mystery-' By Ctark Russell-' 833-847'
'The Luck of the Devil-' By X'L' 873-889'
2 (Nov 1893-APr 1894)
'A Lost Recruit.' By Jane Barlow' 4-16'
'The Voice of Gunbar-' By E.W' Hornung' 77'84'
'Torrigiano.' By Grant Allen' 96-105'
rThe Shrinking Shoe.' By Walter Besant ' L29-143'
Lord. 7r,rnont aid nis nminta. By George Meredith . L82-27.2 , 367-394,
552-513, 8L7-845, 861-8'75, 981-1005, L)42-LO55'
'Carndonagh.' BY E- 224-244'
,punch: Final npisoaes in the Life of a Vagabond Mongrel.' By David
Christie MurraY - 261-278'
"Ihe Ghosts of Austerlitz:
Astor. 292-3O4.
A Christmas Story.' By William Wal-dorf
'The Mystery of the Hacienda.' By Bret Harte. 315-339.
'A Narrow Escape.' By E. Lester Arnol_d. 405-413.
"Ihe Collaborators.' By Robert S. Hichens. 425-440.
l'omonats TraDeLs: A series of Letters to the Misty,ess of Rudd.er Grange
from Her Former Handnaiden. By Frank R. stockton . 4BL-4g4,
683-697.
'rts Own Reward. ' By W.L. Alden. 505-511.
'what Happened on the rndus: A Tale of the Frontier.'
58I-592.
By Louis Tracy.
'IIer Nonny, Nonny.' By John Reid. 605-622.
'llis Lost chance: A Little Drama in rndian rnk.'
63I-643.
By George Boughton.
'The Man from Shorrox.r By Bram Stoker. 657-669.
'John.r By Margaret Otiphant. 72I-737.
'The Romance of Cliveden: Restored from the Fragments of a Manuscript.'
By William Waldorf Astor. 75I-i66.
'His Ovrn Familiar Friend.' By Katherine portal. 715-7g3.
'Her Majesty's Servants.' By Rudyard Kipling. 794-904.
'Parpon the Dararf . I By Gilbert parker. 853-866.
'TVrice Won.' By Alice Comyns Carr. 904-918.
'The curious story of an Aide-de-camp.' By Guy Boothby. 933-940.
'An fmaginative Woman.! By Thomas Hard.y. 95I-969.
'The Commandant's Duel-.r By Albert Delpit. 1O25-IO3O.
3 (May-Aug 1894 )
'A Cry across the Black Water.' By S.R. Crockett. 23-35.
rl{er Ladyship's Veil.' By W.E. Norris. 45-55.
',fufie. t By Lucy Clifford. 6l-gOl,ord
)rmont and His Aminta (cont.). By George Meredith. }O-]r]r2,
293-31_8, 465-482.
l'rtmonats Trauels: A Series of Lettens to the Mistress of Rudder Gxange
from Her Forrner Handmaiden (cont.). By Frank R. Stockton.
L44-L53, 328-337, 509-518, 694-704.
'The Extra Mouth.' By C.J. Cutcliffe Hyne. 19g-206.
'Yarns in the Club Smoking Room. ' By C. Stein . 223-229 ( 'A Death
Vacancy' ).
'who Knows?' By Guy de Maupassanb. Trans. by s. pasfiel_d oliver.
243-254.
"l'lre Story of Chrysanthemum.' By Albert Fleming. 269-2j9.
"l'he Story of a Strike. I By G. Kennard. 3j4-396.
"l'he Safvage Man.' By Blanche Lindsay. 397-409.
',rim.' By Harry B. Vogel. 433-446.
"l'lre Revelations of a Shirt Cuff .' By percy Reeve. 559-564.
'lt4ine Host the Cardinal .' By Howard pease. 577-599.
''l'lrc Confession of Rui, the priest (Deciphered from an Egyptian papyrus
Apparently Written B.C. 1725)., By W.W. Astor. 606-613.
52 53

'The Little Pink House.'
'Personal Experiences in
'The Golden Scytheman.'
4 (Sept-Dec 1894)
I"So Unnecessary!"' By Russell Clark. 4-18.
'A Desert Mystery.' By H.A. Bryden. 33-44.
'The Journalistic Instinct.' By 'Belle'. 64-69.
'The Golden Scytheman' (cont.). By H. Herman. 94-l-13.
Joan Haste. By H. Rider Haggard. L26-149, 304-332, 484-5L4, 680-700.
Pomona's Trauels: A Series of Lettens to the Mistress of Ifudder Grange
from Her Foz,mer Handmaiden (cont.). By Frank R. Stockton.
150-r60.
'Yarns in the Club Smoking-room' (cont.)
('A V.C. ') .
'In the Third Capacity.' By F.C. Philips.
'Mr Webster. I By Lucy Clifford. 232-243.
'No. 29.1 By Guy Boothby. 250-257.
'Lovefs Apostate. I By E.F. Benson- 373-379.
'Boss Bierstiimpfel's Story.t By L.D. Powles. 391-399.
'Another Freak.' By Mary Angela Dickens. 44I-452.
'Hearts and Voices.' By Compton Reade. 47I-483.
'The Bishop of Eucalyptus. I By Q. 5lL-592.
'Under the Black Flag.' By William Waldorf Astor.
'Johnston's Adventure.' By W.L. Alden. 653-661.
5 (Jan-Apr 1895)
By Beatrice Kipling. 6L6-624.
Monkey Language.' By BiIl Nye. 648-655.
By H. Herman. 656-676-
'The Judgrment of Bolinas Plain.' By Bret Harte.
'Princess Crystal's Quest.' By Dorothy Stephens.
'A Lost Pleiad.' By Ellen Thorneycroft Fowler. 9L-97.
'Within the Gates.' By G.B. Burgin. LI7-L24.
Joan Haste (cont. ). By George Meredith. 141--160, 317-339, 4-16-5OL,
645-670.
'The Devil Stone. I By Beatrice Heron-Ma>

8 (Jan-Apr 1896)
rThe undecided Man. I By E-T. Papillon ' 5-27 '
'The Taming of the Duchess-' By James Buckl-and'
rConrad Reuter of Second Avenue: A Story of the
New York.' BY Kate Jordan ' 80-92'
'The Legend of the Nautilus.' By F'A' Steel' 113-118'
His Honouy. and" a Lady (cont.). By Sara Jeannette Duncan' 131-145'
257-273 -
tlnHanuman'sTemple.'ByCharIeSJ.Mansford.153-163.
'"Phyllis is My only Joy-"' By C'J' Wills' 183-201'
,TheMadnessofShereBahadur.'ByLevett-Yeats.2Il-223.
rBrabantio,s Love.' By William waldorf Astor. 234-244rA
Beginning and an End-r By A'E' Rowlands' 286-295'
,The Laird of Dornochy.' By Valentine Munro-Ferg-uson. 311-320'
IAWanderingSoul.,ByReginaldWilberforce.340-352.
fUnder the Achilles.' By S. Levett Yeats. 37I-378.
'JimmylsRestCure.'ByHoraceAnnesleyVachell.393-403.
'TheLastrmage:AFantasy.'ByAr:JcreyTyson'423-428'
'By Life and Death. I By W'G' Tarbet' 443-45L'
fttZ City of Refuge. By Walter Besant. 463-486, 577-598.
,Four chapters oi a Life.' By Ernest Hamilton. 513-532.
'The Empty Stall-' By Jacques de Boys' 546-560'
9 (May-Aug 1896)
'The Lady in the Coach: Being an Episode in the Life of
othervriseGallopingDickrsometimeGentlemanofthe
H.B. Marriott Watson. 5-2O'
fThe Practical Mahatma-r By W-L. Alden ' 5L-62'
39-58.
German Quarter'
Dick Ryder,
Road.' By
'The Sluicers of Backwash
'rhe Paradise CoaL-boat-
The City of Refuge (cont-)- By Walter Besant. 115-139, 269-293,
43r-454, 606-629.
'Some Prairie Incidents.' By Aleck B' Waller' f84-199'
,The stone chamber of Taverndale House.' By Mabel Howard. 2I7-23L'
'The Story of a Tusk.' By H.A' Bryden' 243-254'
'A confirmed Misogynist.' By c. Grant Robertson. 327-34L.
'Sister Sencilla.' By Arthur Griffiths' 356-371'
'The wraith of cliveden Reach: Being a sequel to the "Romance of
I
Creek.' By Leonard Granville. 80-96'
By C.J. Cutctiffe HYne- 105-If4'
Cliveden", as Restored from the l"lanuscript of Andrew Deepegrove'
By William Waldorf Astor. 387-400'
409-420.
'Mrs Wade of Lagos.r By C-J. Cutcliffe Hyne'
'The WoLfts Donkeyman.' By C.J' Cutcliffe Hyne' 489-500.
'Chandni Bhai, the Dancing GirI: A Pathan Love Story.' BY Minnie
Anderson and Louis Tracy. 519-534'
'Dr Perksr Party.r By S- Macnaughton' 563-571'
'The Ace of Hearts.' By W-A. Fraser' 592-597'
l0 (Sept-Dec 1896)
'llannibol- Hoke, Phil.D. , M.D. ' By Horace Annesley Vachell . 5-2O.
'A Professional Episode.' By Ernest Hamil_ton. 29-47.
"lhe Orange-growers.' By C.J. Cutcliffe Hyne. 62-73.
"the Shamants Grave: An Al-askan Legend.' By Arthur Villiers. 101-109.
l'he City of Refuge (cont. ) . By Walter Besant. I27-L49, 276-298.
'An Unrecorded Trial. I By Henry A. Hering. 168-f79.
'The Story of Karl Ott.' By Algernon H. Blackwood. 189-200.
'New and Liberal Terms.' By Dorothea Hollins. 215-222.
'Janet's Nemesis.' By Grant Allen. 23O-24L.
:lL fues: The Aduentutes of a Fz'ench Pz,isoner in England. By Robert
Louis Stevenson. 3f3-331, 458-474.
'Nature's Great Freak.r By Arthur Applin. 355-359.
'An Illustration of Modern Science.' By Richard Marsh. 378-387.
'Charming Miss Hulbert.' By C. 401-413.
'The Wooing of Teige.r By Harold Frederic. 418-426.
'Jack Sheppard Tells the Story: Being a Sequel to "Jack Sheppard Up
to Date."r By William Waldorf Astor. 504-516.
'The Golden Hair. I By E.P. Larken. 536-547.
'Angels Unawares.r By Marion Elliston. 565-573.
'Mathurin: A Sinner of Pontiac.r By Gilbert Parker. 599-605.
It (Jan-Apr 1897)
'Loch Dhuairg.' By Constance H. Enunott. 5-22.
'The Story of Naskatu, Priest of Ptah and Prince of Egypt. By John
Ie Breton. 44-50.
"l'he Fate of Miss Tralee's Emerald.' By William Waldorf Astor. 67-78.
;iL fues: The Aduentuz,es of a Fneneh Prisoner in EngLand (cont.).
By Robert Louis Stevenson. IO4-L2O, 244-264, 387-407, 548-564.
"t'he Misdemeanours of the Lady Gertrude.' By Frances Forbes-Robertson.
r30-1 36 .
'l,otty North: Athenian.' By Charles Edwardes. 148-168.
'lladdon Aylmer - and Things.' By A.J. Dawson. I85-2O2.
'l)octor Armstrong. ' by D.L.B.S . 22L-229.
'lfudge Crockett of Hell Corner.' By John Foster Fraser. 3O7-3L7.
'With Never a Chance.' By Ethel A. Fenwick. 336-345.
''l'lre Case of the Reverend Mr Toomey.r By S.B.T. 363-372.
'M.rrie's Story.' By John le Breton. 416-424.
'lrolores. I By Arthur Applin . 449-466.
"l'lre Breeching of Sammy.r By Horace Annesley Vachell . 482-49I .
''l'lro Strange Adventure of Joan Archer.' By Geraldine Bonner. 510-526.
t'). (l{ay-Aug 1897)
't)()lores' (cont.). By Arthur Applin. 17-31.
'n l;uffolk ldyll.' By M.F. Wilson. 51-64.
"l'lrc Priestrs Bargain.' By E.P. Larken. 72-77.
57

St lues: The Aduentures of a Fv'eneh Prisonev' in England (cont') ' By
Robert Louis stevenson and A.T. Quiller-couch. 85-105, 22L-238,
359-316, 520-544.
'Rule Britannia.' By John le Breton- 1-29-L35'
rA Love Story.' By A-J- Dawson' 165-178'
'pearls.' By Francis Prevost. 252-262.
'A Promise. I By Hitd'a Newman ' 267-276'
rColonel Drury.r By John le Breton ' 332-34L'
'The Man who Intervened-' By Robert Hichens' 383-395'
'A Fastidious Woman.' By rLusmore.r 4L8-423.
'A Tribute of souls.' By Robert Hichens and Frederic Hamilton'
447-465.
tThe Lamparagua. I By May Crommelin . 5O2-5O9.
I3 (Sept-Dec 1897)
rA Tribute of Souls' (cont-)
3L-47 -
By Robert Hichens and Frederic Hamilton'
'A Bad-character Suit-' By F]ora Annie
|"Amaranth and Asphodel."' By Helen F'
'Jee.' By Cuthbert Barmby. L98-2O6'
t"Slaine by Honoure."' By Jacques de Boys'
'A Mare's Nest.r By Morris Price Williams'
rHow Bois-Ros6 and I Captured the King'' By
331- 345 .
'The Pilot.' By Morley Roberts' 354-361'
'A Moment's Madness-r By ltaud Diver' 389-396'
'Bridged Over.' By T. Preston Battersby ' 420-425'
Steel. 127-L35.
Hetherington. L62-I14-
226-238.
307-319.
Edward H. Jenninqs.
437-448.
'The Sea Prince: A Story for Children" By E'P' Larken'
Rupert of Hentzau. By Anthony Hope ' 475-495' -
'T-he Transfer. r By C.J. Cutcliffe Hyne' 496-501 '
'Almadoro's Cupid.l ey William Waldorf Astor' 517'528'
'Gloriana.' By Horace Annesley Vachell' 529-540'
'The Black Knight of Adlersdorf. I By H'M' Langland'
'The Wreck.' By Betty Rae. 515-584'
14 (Jan-APr 1898)
,The Bird at the Neck: A Detail in Dialogue.' By x.L. 15-34 , L63-L74'
Rupert of Hentzau (cont.). By Anthony Hope. 49-66, 216-233, 345-361,
503-527.
'Diavola.'
By Ellen Thorneycroft Fowler' 8I-96'
,wanted: A working Housekeeper.' By Mary stuart Boyd. 189-20I'
'An Incident of the Boom.' By Jessie Mansergh' 246-252'
'The Last Experience of Adam Skirvinq'' By Mary W'M' Falconer'
264-268.
'A Mysterious Fever-' By W'L' Alden' 274-279'
'A Scarlet Sin.r By Ernest Hamilton' 292-314'
,Lost in a Blizzard..' By W.L. Alden. 385-392.
58
556-566.
'l'an: A Memory.t By Katherine Leeds. 444-456.
"'Ki-ng William. "' By Hal Godfrey. 475-489.
'( ;()od Hunting. ' By E. Nesbit . 536-544.
I't"i.nce Rupert the Buccaneer. By C.J. Cutcl_iffe Hyne. 564-576.
l5 (May-Aug 1898)
'l,a Bellerieuse.' By C.E. Raimond. 20-33.
'l,ord Tottenham.' By E. Nesbit. 51-56.
I'r,i,nce Rupert the Buccaneer (cont. ) . By c.J. Cutcliffe Hyne.
212-224 , 333-344 -
77-9O,
littpert of Hentzau (cont. ) . By Anthony Hope. 112-135, 25r-275, 375-395.
rl;he Danced before Him.' By Mimoli Crawford Fraser. 148-166.
'Noelrs Princess: Passages from the Life of Oswald Bastable, Esq of
Lewisham, in the County of Kent No. 2., By E. Nesbit. l7g-I94.
'Mr Perry's Wooing.' By HaJ- Godfrey. 305-321.
"l'tre Divining Rod.' By E. Nesbit. 357-372.
"lk)wana Khan and His Master.' By Alfred Harcourt. 405-416.
'A Social Anomafy.' By S. Frances ('Seranos') Harrison. 45I-459.
'1,o, the Poor Indian.' By E. Nesbit - 483-49I .
'A Mouthful of Husks.' By Oswald Barron. 529-535.
l'lLr: SiLuer. SkuLL. By S.R. Crockett. 538-550.
'Mrs Omadurs Totem.' By George Leatherdale. 571-580.
I 6 (Sept-Dec 1898)
"t'he Half-caste.' By Annie Linden. L9-26.
'With all Powders of the Merchant.r By X.L. 50-63, 168-185,
l'|rc Siluer SkuLL (cont. ) . By S.R. Crockett. 73-82, 247-255,
571-580.
'Mixed.' By W.L. Alden. 83-91.
'n ll for Naught.t By H. Garton Sargent. 111-II5.
'('ousin Flora.' By Edwin Pugh. 148-158.
'lr,rniel Mossr Wife.' By Ethel Marryat Alpe. 2O7-2L2.
"l'he Reformation of Maurice Galvin.' By Lewis Macnamara. 222-230-
"l'lre Renegade.' By C.J. Cutcliffe Hyne. 301-311.
339- 35 I .
374-389,
I'lr,' Skirts of Chance: Being Some Aduentures of Francis, Second Son of
the Late Matquess of AurioL. By H.B. Marriott Watson. 36L-37L,
497-508.
'Arr American Toe Dancer.' By Peggy Webling. 419-425.
""|'liey that Walk in Darkness. "' By I. Zangwill . 437-455.
''l'lr. Cl-iefden Christmasse Tale as Narrated by Andrew Deepe Grove.
By William Waldorf Astor. 466-478.
''l'lrc Hundredth Princess.' By Evelyn Sharp. 509-517.
''r'lrt' Bait. ' By C.J. Cutcl-if fe Hyne . 52O-532.
'rj.ll. and I.r By E. Nesbit. 534-542-
'/\ ltuel with snakes.' By captain D. Beames and Edgar Jepson. 581-585.

L7 (Jan-Apr 1899)
'Ensign Knightley's Home-coming.' By A'E'W' Mason' 4-2O'
The skitts of chance: Betng some AduentuTes of Franeis' second son of
theLateMatquessofAurioL(cont.).ByH.B.MarriottWatson.
37-47 , 242-253, 349-360, 544-555 '
'A Vauxhall tr4ask.' By K.L' Montgomery' 77'86'
'The Hero and the Burglars" By G'S' Street' 9A-LO2'
The StLuer SkuLL (cont-)- By S'R' Crockett' I2L-I36' 267-267' 4IL-425'
55 8-5 70 .
'Mysie.' By Lockwood Tow1e ' 372-38L'
'A Haunted Island.' By Algernon Blackwood ' 445-456'
'The Consumptive-' By C'J' Cutcliffe Hyne' 473-482'
'The King's Taster.' By Phoebe Hart' 49a-5O2'
I8 (May-Aug 1899)
'A Throw of the Dice-' By Dora Greenwell McChesney'
fTwo Vf,omen.r By John Foster Fraser' 36-47'
'The Lost Torpedo-' By W.L' Alden' 58-68'
L6-25.
7A-a4.
Bastable. I
303-309.
rThe Mountains of the Moon. t By Laurence Housman'
'Being Detectives: A Passage in the Life of Oswald
By E. Nesbit- lO4-11I'
'The Journey's End-' By J' Storer Clouston' 151-170'
rThe Cure for Love: A Story of Days to Come (Anno Domini 2090).'
By H.G. Wells- 186-199'
'rhe Burglar, the Twins and Brnestine'' By Edgar Jepson' 2r2-22r -
'The Skirts of Happy Chance'' By H'B' Marriott watson' 232-244,
364-315.
'The Conversion of Nicolas Fothergill'' By Basil Ivlarnan. 256-265 -
'The Vacant Country: A Story of the Days to Come (Anno Domini 2O9O)
By H.G. Wells- 309-323'
'The Lost Rearguard-' By H' Fielding' 339-350'
rMoray the Traitor-' By Fred M' White' 384-395'
'A Modern Ananias-' By R' Neish' 4O4-4O9'
'Their Destinies.' By Herbert Cox Acheson' 4I2-42L'
'Fielding Had an Orderly.' By Gilbert Parker' 450-459'
,The Illusion of a sacrifice.' By Katharine F. Hi1ls. 47I-48L'
,The ways of the city: A story of the Days to come (Anno Domini 2o9o-
2095)-' BY H'G' well-s' 491-505'
'Castilian Amoroso-' By E' Nesbit' 52I-530'
'Ferrier's Record.' By Fred Swainson' 579-586'
le (Sept-Dec 1899)
"l'he Distressed Innocents: A Stight Comedy.' By G.S. Street. 4-2O.
"'While the Lamps Hold out to Burn."r By Gilbert Parker. 35-45.
'n Worthy Highwayman.' By Charles Kennett Burrow. 57-67.
'llnderneath: A Story of Days to Come (Anno Domini 2098).' By H.G. Wel_ls.
8t-94.
"l'he Robber and the Burglar.' By E. Nesbit. 107-116.
"l'he Price of the Grindstone - and the Drum.' By Gilbert Parker.
r49-L59.
'n Poor Gentleman. I By George Gissing. I77-I87.
'l'lut Hosts of the Lord. By Flora Annie Steel . I97-2I4, 359-374, 520-533.
"l'he Magnanimity of the Man of Pleasure: A Story of the Days to Come
(Anno Domini 2097) .t By H.c. Wells. 222-234.
'/\rr UgIy Customer.' By Bernard Capes. 243-247.
'n Strange Business.' By Mary Angela Dickens. 269-277-
"l'he Parson's Vindication.' By Basil Marnan. 3L7-325.
'A Lyke-wake Fight.' By Hal1iwell Sutcliffe. 343-352.
"l'he Story of a Story. I By Edwin Pugrh. 387-398.
'n Dol-I and a Moral . r 4LO-4I2.
'A Freak of lvlemory. r By Christian Burke. 4L3-42I .
'"On the Reef of Norman's Woe."' By Gilbert Parker. 436-447.
"l'welve O'Clock. r By Stephen Crane. 462-468.
't,uigi and the Salvationist.' By Grant Allen. 489-501.
"l'he Gol-den Messias. r By L. Cope Cornford. 505-517.
'l'carl: A Sketch. ' By R. Neish. 535-54I.
"l'he Unseen World.' By E.H. Begbie. 560-568.
"l'he Emperor's Watch-dog.' By Carlton Dawe. 569-579.
'.).0 (Jan-Apr 1900)
'n t the Mercy of Tiberius.' By Gilbert Parker. 4-\2.
',l.rspersonrs Best Girl: A Californian Story. I 40-52"
"l'he Stakes.r By Clarence Rook. 59-67.
'A Tale of the Veldt.' By R. Popham Lobb. 78-82.
'('lrange Partners. r By Herbert Flowerdew. 94-96.
I'lr,' Hosts of the Lor.d (cont.). By Flora Annie Steel. 1OO-123, 246-26I,
395-412 , 52I-536 .
"t'lrc fmbecile.' By Herbert Cox Acheson. 125-133.
':i,rm of Sorrow Corner. r By Eden Phillpotts. 149-159.
'A Microcosm of Empire.' By Herbert C. l4acilwaine. l-93-203.
'tti:; Neighbour's Wife: A Sketch.t By Annie Linden. 2II-2I5.
"l'lr(' Power Behind the Throne.r By Carlton Dawe. 225-236.
''l'lrc Death of a Coward.' By R. Arthur. 273-277.
''l'lrc Love of Hester Ricketts.' By Basil Marnan. 300-309.
''l'l ro Marriage of Thomasina: A Queensland Story.' By Frances Campbell.
3r8-331.
''t'lrr. Tllustrious WeaseI.' By Carlton Dawe. 359-369.
' ,r'ltJed.rrt Hardingrs Wedding-day.' By G. Stanley Ellis. 387-393.
61

'The Duty Sol-d.ier.' By F- Norreys Connel-I ' 4L3-4Ll '
'The Red Rose.' By Eden Phillpotts - 435-442'
'The Dis-honourable.' By E. Livingston Prescott. 456-462.
'The Ancient Briton.' By R-A-J- Walling. 413-484'
'The Woman who Remained.' By W- Pett Ridqe' 50I-509'
2I (May-Aug f900)
Wilfred HaLLett - Empire Buildev'- By Harry Lander. 6-15 , I48-L57,
366-375.
'The Widow's Clock.' By Bernard Capes' 26'3L'
The OutLau. By H.B. Marriott Watson. 42-50, 167-L75, 322-330, 492-5OO'
'The Knocking at the Door.t By C. Kennett Burrow ' 65-76'
'For Better, for Worse.' By Marion Etliston' 1l'8'1'
'Bussle.' By Ed.win Sharp Grew- 90-94'
'Juggernaut.' By Helen F- Hetherington' I27-I34'
'The Lady and the Highwayman.' By Beth EIIis. I81-L99.
'The Keepers of the Lamp.r By A.T. Quiller-Couch- 205-208-
'Veronicats MiIl.' By Gertrude Dix' 306-3I9'
'The Mercy of My Lord Hungerford.' By Gerald Yeo. 342-353-
,The Soldier's lvlother: Being a Passage from the Life of Master Oswald
Bastable.' BY E- Nesbit - 383-392'
'A Faithful Failure.' By the Hon. Florence Henniker. 445-453.
'Four Cigars.' By William Shirlaw Jnr' 459-464'
,The Jungle: Being a Passage in the Life of Master oswald Bastable'r
By E. Nesbit - 473-48L-
'cliefden Lights and shades.' By william Waldorf Astor- 5L7-528'
'A Treaty of Peace.' By Gilbert Parker' 540-549'
22 (Sept-Dec 1900)
'England, My Own.' By Sidney Pickering' 20-31'
The )utlau (cont.) - By H-B- Marriott Watson' 34-42'
'The Likeness.' By Arthur Ponsonby- 58-67 '
'Chiffon.' By Netta Syrett - 70-16.
'The Kicking of silas warne.' By John Foster Fraser. 97-109-
'No. 16, Rue St Simon.t By Alec Holmes' L66-L77'
'Ivly Host of the Moors.' By Anthony Kirby Gill. l-9l--L97.
'The Waterworks.' By E. Nesbit - 2L5-226'
'The Voice in the world of Pain.' By Elizabeth G. Jordan. 22A-235'
'The Light of other Days.' By Gilbert Parker. 236-245-
'The Pundit.' By T. Stoker- 257-265'
'Her Son.r By Evelyn F1etcher. 273-215'
'Their First Experience.' By lr4arie L. van Vorst. 3I4-32I .
'The Circus.' By E. Nesbit- 324-334.
,The Lord's Remnant.' By Lady c. Fairlie cuninghame. 345-356.
'A Night on the Moor., By R. Murray Gilehrist - 367-374.
'The Revenge of the Bear.' By Howard Angus Kennedy. 383-396.
'A Case of Salvage.' 396-404-
62
''l'lrt- Beguiling of the Duchess Enid.' By George Knight. 413-422.
"l'lrc Garden of Seven Fruits.' By Herbert Compton. 462-471 .
''l'lrc Flower of the Flock.' By Gilbert parker. 5OO-511.
't{,rthan Boners Skeletons.' By Anthony Kirby cill. 513-520.
't'lr,rraoh's Daughter. ' By William Waldorf Astor. 52I-530.
''l'lr

25 (Sept-Dec 1901)
'The Good Baronet.' By G.S' Street' L4-24'
'The Monkey Flowers-' By A'T' Quiller-Couch' 38-41'
'Cross Purposes.' By Stephen GVynn' 49-58'
'The Break of Day-' By Marie van Vorst' 69-76'
'That Sack o' Polatoes-' By C'L' Antrobus' ILL-]-24'
'Lord Marlowe's Dilemma.' By R' Neish' 160-165'
'The Talking Ships-' By A'T' Quiller-Couch' I8I-185'
'Sacrilege.' By Frances Harrod' 193-I95'
'The Shadow on the House-' By Albert Kinross'
'The Dreamers.' By Lord Kilmarnock' 250-256'
'The Red Captain-' By Bernard Capes' 315-328'
,The Application of the Liniment.' By sarah Jeannette Duncan' 347-360'
rHeartrs Desire. ' By owen oliver ' 369-377 '
'Three Photographs.r By A'T' Quiller-Couch' 4o9-4L2'
'The Greywig.' By I. Zangwill. 450-463.
twithBell,BookandCandle.'ByEdenPhiltpotts.415-483.
'John and the Ghosts-' By A'T' Quiller-Couch' 49a-5O4'
'TheSilverFinger.'ByBeatriceHeron-Maxpell.5L5-52L.
'The Wolf.' By S. Carfeton' 522-530'
'The Strength of the Rope-' By Bernard Capes'
26 (Jan-APr 1902)
'The Handkerchief.' By Dolf Wyllarde' 20-28'
'Cerberus in Love-r By Coulson Kernahan' 44-48'
,on the wrong side of Things: A story for children.' By christian
Burke. 83-90.
Typhoon. By Joseph Conrad- 9l-108, 2L4-229' 4O8-42O'
|s.CohnandSon:orAnglicisation.'ByI.ZanElill.L57-I72.
'orpheus: A Story.r By Aldis Dunbar' I92-L98'
'The Lord and f,ady's Glove.' By Alfred Ollivant' 235-243'
'The Mistress of Candish-' By Marie van Vorst ' 291-3L2'
'Ugly Solomon.' By Mrs Alfred Sidqrick' 344-36I'
'The Hustletown Rivals.' By Howard Angus Kennedy'
'The Model of Sorrow.' By I. ZanE'vill ' 459-417 380- 391.
'
'Miss Audrey, a Comedy-' By Frances Harrod' 490-495'
'Bingo's Flutter.' By Horace A' VacheII' 539-548'
'The Revenge.' By Ralph H' Bretherton' 5lO-574'
27 (May-Aug L902)
209-224.
5 38-543.
'The Generosity of the Baron.r By Mrs' G' Ross'
'Sarah Siddons' Tryst- | By C' Morris ' 54-60'
11-28.
'Mary with the High Hand.' By E'A' Bennett' 89-95'
'How to Spend a Honeymoon.' By R' Neish' 136-f40'
Cornet Sttong of h:etonts Horse: An Episode of the h'onsides.
ByDoraGreenwellMcChesney.LS4-l-99,29O-3O5,443-456'
64
' r
" lr,I 1 a's Bounder. I By H.A. Vachell . 2Ij-224.
'/\rr lrrtrusion of Sentiment.' By O,ven Oliver. 295-299.
' l'll'' llL-auty of a Season.' Mrs Parr. 3L8-324.
' r\ { 'l),rrlatan. ' By Frank Harris . 350-357.
'l'lr. llistory of Jenny Spinner; er, the Ghost of l(nebworth House.'
l]y Elizabeth Maria James 1780-1862. 37I-385.
'rl n,,-coning of Elias Nann.' By E.F. Strange . 4OL-4O7.
'rl,rr I lre's Sins. ' By R. Neish . 424-427 .
'/\ \'()'ng Lion of Dedan.' By Sir Gil-bert parker, M.p. 475-494.
' l'lrr. (:haperone. r By Mrs Hugh (Evelyn Wilts) Adams . 520-521 .
' I'r, rrrr)frow.r By Joseph Conrad. 533-547.
' r'lr,' I{cd Cloak. ' By Katharine Hickes. 556-563.
'rr (Sept-Dec l-902)
t'u,'l strong of rz.etonts Horse: An Episode of the rz,onsides (cont.)
lry Dora Greenwell Mcchesney. 3r-42, 145-153, 315-324,557-569.
' /r r ', , I I aboration. ' By Elizabeth C. Jordan . 65-70 .
' rt, 11111 '-5iskness . ' By George Moore . 16-92 .
' , ,rr ,; i rle the Door. ' By Mostyn Mil_Ier . I-L4-L2O .
'1, ,w Eali Rode for the Cup.' By Frances Carnpbell. lgl-l_gg.
'tr 'irrJ,r:rfluous Loyalist. t By E.F. Benson . 2O6-2LO.
' tl'' l'lxf ls. t By George Moore. 218-229.
'rlr'. liound of the Axe. r By S. Carl_eton. 235-245.
'llrr. W,lys of the World.' By Rudolf Besier. 269-275.
'/\ \/r'r y Good Joke.' By Harold Begbie. 284-295.
'rrrr A, lventurer's Tal_e. I By Eden phitlpotts. 306-313.
" lr,ryt.r1s Enlightenment: A story of a Tiger shoot.' By J. Nugent.
r tB-342.
' , , r', i rrs. ' By G. S . Street. 360- 370.
'rt, 111111.1 and the Orphan.' By Dorothea Deakin. 383-392.
'rrrr,fr; of a Feather.' By Edwin Grew Sharpe. 40I-406.
'rlr, ltorl Ridingr-hoods.' By Eden phillpotts. 450-459.
'ilrr :;(luirers Wager.t By H.B. Marriott Watson. 480-492.
'il'. l,rr

'Pro Patria.' By William Somerset Maugham. 189-194.
'The Lady of the Lime Walk.' By Mary M. Grose - 248-254.
'A Pink-and-silver Dotl-.' By Bel-Ia Sydney Woolf - 283-284.
'Captains Omnipotent.' By Edward Noble- 307-314-
'How the Waggoner Fitled His Sack, Yet Brought Nothing Home. I
By Laurence Housman. 428-429.
'The Great Danger.' By Charles Marriott.
'The Water-horse: A West Highland Legend.'
504-508.
'Miss Mary.' By Dorothea Deakin. 528-533.
'How the Devil tofd the Truth to Provenzano
Drummond. 563-569.
'The Influence of Frills.' By Dolf Wyllarde - 510-573-
30 (May-Aug 1903)
'The Squire of Dames.' By H.B. Marriott Watson. 27-36, 189-198.
'A Vigil. ' By Charles iularriott. 45-50.
The Literany Sense (cont.). By E. Nesbit- 63-67, L78-L82, 303-308-
'on the opal Fields of white cliffs.' By Alexander Macdonald.
79-88.
No Hey,o (cont.). By E.W. Hornung. 99-116.
'The Duke's Daughter.' By R. Neish. LI7-I25-
'Keziah's Flitting.' By Dorothea Hollins. 139-141-
The Queents Quaiz', or the Sit Ieat'st Tnagedg. By Maurice
L45-L67, 309-333, 523-540.
The Vinegard. By John ol-iver Hobbes. 2IL-224, 394-406,
tln the Land o' Dreams.r By PauI Creswick- 237-244-
'Ivlr Smaf lpage ' s John. I By U. L. Silberrad - 342-36I -
'Three Swindles.' By Sir F.C. Burnand- 375-386, 549-558.
'A V'lindflower.' By Josephine Dodge Daskam- 4L7-425.
'Free in a Faraway Land.' By william waldorf Astor. 433-45L.
'The Nod, a Very Dutch story.' By Maarten lvlaartens. 455-474-
'The End of the Fairy Tale.' By Maude Egerton King. 475-440.
'White Vio]ets.' By Ellen Thorneycroft Fowler. 505-509.
'In the Land of the Never-never. ' By Alexander l"1acdona1d.
31 (Sept-Dec 1903)
'The SimPle Plan.'
19- 31 .
460-465.
By Elspeth Campbell.
Sal-vini.' By Hamilton
Hewlett.
490-504.
By Mrs Everard Cotes (Sarah Jeanette Duncan)
569-512.
rThe Town T\arin.' By Mrs Hugh Adams (Evelyn Wills) . 4L-48.
The Queents Quair', ov the Sir Yeav'st Tragedy (cont-). By Maurice
Hewlett. 49-64, 175-198 , 36L-375, 533-546-
'Dick, Tom, and Harry.' By E. Nesbit- 14-79-
'An Act of BigotrY.' BY the Earl of Iddesleigh. 91-99.
John Oliver Hobbes. 100-112, 237-249,
The Vineyard (cont.). By
4L9-430, 553-562.
'Dorinda in Sackcloth.'
By Dorothea Deakin. I31-f36.
'r 1,,111 Soup to Pineapple. I By Rosaline Masson. 137-141.
' Ilr, l,ost Elixir. ' By George Griffith. 154-165.
'l r r:it:i-lla's Maying.' By U.L. Silberrad. 2O3-2L9.
'ltrrr.r, swindles' (cont.). By sir F.C. Burnand.. 26I_267.
'r'rt r('nce with Pepita.' By E. Burrowes. 294-296.
't',,r lick's Theory.' By Mayne Lindsay. 3Ol-3Ij.
' rrr,l-daisy.' By Eden Phillpotts. 326-332.
'l'lr,' wild Dream of Morris El-lison. r By Frederick wedmore. 342-350.
' rrr tlre Cause of Science.' By Gerald Maxvsell_. 3j6-392.
'11lrr. tloses: A Fairy-tare for rmpossible lrlomen.' By Netta syrett.
447-454.
' rnt)Ic simon (1790).' By Caroline Marrj-age. 455-459.
' l'lrr. lJcst Man. 1 By Ashton Hil_l-iers. 4lI-484.
'tr,, 'l'rumps or Spades.r By Horace Annesley Vachel_l . 495-502.
'rt,r,t,t,rrds of the Rock. ' By H.B. Marriott Watson. 5ll-520.
' r'lrr' (iirl who wasn't Prim.' By G.B. Burgin. 547-552.
'l'lr(' l;urprise.' By H. Fiel_ding Hal1. 563-565.
I .r (.Ian-Apr 19 04 )
'rtrr l'll.risode in a Cor.rntry House.r By Frances Harrod. 33-39.
' I'1r,. t,ady and the Property.' By Marie van Vorst. 50-57.
'rr M,rtter of Honour.' By R. Neish. 72-75.
tt, ()t4eents Quair, o? the Sia Ieays, Tnagedy (cont.). By Maurice Hewlett.
/6-93, 224-243, 39I-4O4, 532-549.
' llr,' WLlderness.' By H.B. Marriott Watson. lO4-111.
, lt, V irLeyard (cont. ) . By John oliver Hobbes . l.L2-L22, 25I-263, 4L4-427 ,
"60-567.
'lr,'rr i,rmin's Mess. I By Eden Phitlpotts. l-23-L2g-
" u, ('rning the Death of James Deering.' By Una L. Silberrad.
'l'1r,. l)evil's Pool.' By Walter Herries pollock. 173-176.
'r"'v,rk i - ' By H. Fielding Hall_. 190-195.
'tlr,' Nineteen Merry Maidens.' By Charles Marriott. 206-2II.
'l rt lrr,r's Sweetheart. ' By Owen Oliver. 276-279.
' l'1r,, l,ost Notes.t By Bernard Capes. 299-304.
' llr. I)rofessor and Bobby Braithwaite.' By Mayne Lindsay. 330-339.
' I trr. ( landl_e. I By Charles Marriott. 350- 356.
'r r M,rnsor and Hald.a.' By J. Maclaren Cobban (the late). 365_377.
' l'lr', I,'renchwomants Son.' By S. Carl_eton. 449-459.
'rr, ',r'r E Air. ' By Robert Hichens . 467-474.
' I lrr. W i-ndmill . ' By Mrs Arthur Jacob . 497-492 .
'llrr' ()ld Cantonment. I By B.M. Croker. 522-53I .
rl (M.ry-Aug 1904)
,;'l,r in Pink. ' By A.
';. ittr'(;TLtS QtlA'Lf, OT
ll t-13f , 268-286,
rt,,.t,: ing's Ring.' By
Lang. 20-33.
the Sir Iearst Tragedy
380-398, 55I-564.
Fiona Macleod. 36-48,
6'l
L56-L64.
(cont.). By Maurice Hewlett.
222-233.

'Pepita and the King.' By Maud Stepney Rawson' 63-69'
'The Man who went too Far.' By E'F' Benson' 159-171'
,Wedding Finery.' By R. Murray Gil-christ - Ll6-179'
'TheGiftoftheGods-'BytheDuchessofLeeds'189-20I'
rMay and the Bookman-' By Maud Stepney Rawson ' 24I-252'
'Taming of the Brute-' By Frances Harrod' 24L-252'
'Blindman's Bluff-' By Laurence Housman' 336-345'
'The Dramatic Nerve-' By Baroness von Hutten' 399-406'
'A Packet of Letters-' By Alice Perrin' 4Ol-4lO'
'The Entertainment-' By Inglis Allen ' 424-428'
,A Dragon in the Garden of Eden.' By william waldorf Astor ' 433'452'
'The Misterpiece-' By Eden Phillpotts' 46L'468'
'An Oriental.' By Mrs Katherine Cecil Thurston ' 477-486'
'A Mirage of pear: The Blooding of a Griffin" By W'A' Fraser'
495-504.
'The Swindle Stories No. 4''
'The Romance of the Heart''
'Violets.' BY owen oliver'
34 (Sept-Dec 1904)
By Sir F.C. Burnand- 534-544'
By E. Nesbit. 545-550.
572-57 4.
,The Shapournet Ruin.' By the Earl of lddesleigh' 16-20'
'ARound-upTale.'BySirHenrySeton-Karr'C'M'G"M'P'34-40'
'The Borderland.' By Netta Syrett' 53-65 246-257
' '
'The Missionary.' By Mayne Lindsay' 66-72'
'Pa1liden R.' By Commander E' Hamilton' R'N' 80-83'
'Plain Anne.' By Dorothea Deakin' 106-1II'
'The Anachronism.' By H.C' Bailey' l-53-L62'
'The Strange Proof-' By Frances Harrod' L79-L87 '
'The Flat.' By H-B- Marriott Watson' L96-2O4'
'Cocklersr Row.' By Howard Anqus Kennedy' 2L9-23L'
'Tom.' By Bart KennedY. 232-236'
'The Fourth Generati-on.' By Owen Oliver' 274-279'
'Freddie's Engagement.' By Mrs W'K' Clifford'
30I-3I2'
'A Night in the Jungle.' By A'M' Kennion' 313-3f9'
'Georqe.' By H.B. Iularriott Watson' 331-340'
'on the Beach at Tomocala.' By Harrison Rhodes' 353-360'
,Upon a Summer Day.' By Maud Stepney Rawson ' 369-377 '
rAnother Litt1e Swindle.' By Sir F'C' Burnand' 388-393'
,Tyrringham,slnfatuation.'ByArabellaKenealy.4oT-4I5.
'ASecretofolympus.'ByWilliamWaldorfAstor.434-453.
'The Preventing of teviathan'' Bv Filson Young' 462-472'
'JenAb eI Emir.' By Marmaduke Pickthall' 488-498'
'Bendigo.' By Perceval Gibbon' 506-516'
'The Celestial's Editorship.' By Barry Pain' 523-529'
'Kitty Passmore-' By H.B' Marriott Watson ' 541-544'
'Santa Cfaus and the Gamekeeper's Daughter'' By Mrs M'H' Spielmann'
560- 566 .
68
(Jan-June 1905)
, il,l,,, - The Stot'y of a Simple SouL. A Monograph.
t98-2O9, 347-356, 47O-48L, 591-603, 724-737.
'A I'lot in the Duchy. ' By H.C. Bailey . 36-46.
t t'lri.ef in the Night. Furthev, Aduentut'es i.n the
Cv,ieketev, and Cracksman. By E.w. Hornung.
4OO-4r2, 529-542, 692-703.
69
By Wells. 15-27,
Cav,eer of A.J. Raffles,
59-70, I32-L4I, 259-270,
'Arr Appeal for l,lurder.' By the Earl of Iddesleigh. 77-84.
''l'lrc Fatal Hundred.' By Percy White. 95-103.
't',r:;r.;ing On. t By Beatrice Harraden. I59-171.
'r lr,rrrce of the Game.' By Arthur lt{orrison. 216-222.
'l'r ivate Guest.' By H.B. Marriott Watson. 23L-24O.
' li' ':;os , and an Anniversary. t By Bertha Deane-Freeman. 252-253.
'wlrite and Yellow.' By Jack London. 283-289-
''l'lrr, l"lercy of the Lord.' By F.A. Steel. 301-309.
'/\r'r r)ss the Red Sea. ' By Muriel Harris. 320-336.
'l f ,)m Buck to Bear and Back.' By Charles G.D. Roberts. 357-362.
''l'lr. King of the Greeks.' By Jack London. 423-430.
'llurr.rn Nature. I By K.C. Thurston. 446-456.
,l,r rtto's Reclamation. ' By Arthur Morrison . 451-464.
l'lrr, Scarlet Runner.' By Dorothea Deakin. 482-489.
'/\ l(,rid on the Oyster Pirates.' By Jack London. 554-56L.
"l'lrl Disorder of the Bath. ' By Arthur I'torrison . 513-579.
''t'lrr, Doctor's Visit. ' By Hamlin Garland. 588-590.
"l'lrr, Verdict.' By May Bateman. 655-656.
"l'lr. Siege of the Laneashire Queen. ' By Jack London. 676-683.
'',t,rt,ement of Edward Chaloner. r By Arthur l'lorrison. 7LI-7L7.
"l'lrl Ideal and the Real.' By Mrs R. Neish. 765-768.
(July-Dec 1905)
''l'lrr, Gloved Hand.' By Marie van Vorst. 1l-I9.
lr,rrleyts "Coup".
Wells.
t By Jack London. 29-35.
'lirrrietter: An Episode.' By Elizabeth Robins Pennell. 36-46.
"lri.ef in the Night. Fuz,ther Episodes i.n the Career of A.J. RaffLes,
Crieketer and Cnacksman (cont.). By E.w. Hornung. 59-70,
t99-2LO, 301- 312 .
'l'1,:; - The Stot'y of a Simple SouL. A Monograph (cont. ) . By
85-100, 24r-258, 359-37r, 499-5L2, 623-640, 8O7-82I.
t'|r,. IJoy-man. t By Baroness von Hutten. l-11-119.
t'|r,. Choice.' By May Bateman. I24-I25.
'rr rllimpse Behind the VeiI.r
,r lhe Belize River. t ' By William Waldorf Astor. 131-I50.
By the Author of 'The Greatness of Joshua
l,orlick' [Berman Paul Neuman]. 161-170.
l'1r,. ()dd Money.' By Eden Phillpotts. I7I-I79.
rr,'vi.eve's Escapade: A Story for Children.' By l"lrs Molesworth.
r B0-189.
'l'ale of Bricks. By Arthur Morrison. 2IL-2L7.

Demetrios Contos.r By Jack London ' 2L8-224'
'The Knowledge of the Picture-man.' By Bertha Deane-Freeman' 265-268'
The TriaLs of covrnandeT McTtryk. By C.J. cutcliffe Hyne. 275-288'
4Og-42L, 543-556, 673-685 -
'Peterkin.' By Dorothea Deakin' 32I-326'
'Yellow Handkerchief-' By Jack London' 333-339'
'Teacher and Taught.' By Arthur Morrison' 345-352'
'The Legs of the Honourable Cat.' By Clarence L' Brownell'
rThe Womanrs Way.r By Desmond F'T' Coke' 397'
'The Guardian of the BuIl.r By Eden Phillpotts' 433-440'
rThe Secret of Success.' By Inglis Alten' 45L-458'
'Monsieur le Marquis-' By Marie van Vorst' 475-484'
,Miss Molly Goes to Town: A story for children-r By clifford MilLs'
524-528.
'The Caribou Stand.' By EJ-izabeth Robins' 56I-572'
'The Horse-shoe.' By Eden Phillpotts' 580-588'
'The Watch-tower.r By Violet Jacob' 594-601'
'Saito's Eyebrows.' By C-L- Brownell' 6II-614'
,The chee child: A story for children.' By Ethel- Mills. 646-649'
lMy Lady's Ring: A story of one christmas Eve. Being an Episode in
theLifeofDickRyder,otherruiseGallopingDick,Sometime
GentlemanoftheRoad.'ByH.B.Marriottwatson.T0l-7I0.
,septimus septimusson: A Fairy story.' By E. Nesbit. 7l-L-7L9'
,The story of the Great Hail-gamble.' By Maarten Maartens' 72I-732'
,The children of wind and the clan of Peace: A Christmas Legend''
BY Fiona Macleod- 135-740'
'The House of the EviI Hour.' By sidney Pickerinq. '143-752'
rpamela,s Decision.' By Mrs Philip Champion de Crespigny. 753-760'
'A Little oriental Rug: A Modern Fairy TaIe.' By c.J. wills' 76I-770'
'The Gardener.' By Barry Pain' 77a-783'
'Lydford Law.' By Eden Phillpotts' 789-796'
'No Man's ChapeJ-.] By the Earl of rddesteigh' 822-821'
37 (Jan-June 1906)
395-396.
'The Dust-cloud.' By E.F' Benson' 5-L2'
'The One Way Out.' By Baroness von Hutten' 33-41'
The TriaLs bf Cornnand'et, McTurk (cont.). By c.J- cutcliffe Hyne ' 5L-64'
16r-173 , 32I-333, 588-600 , 749-759 '
'A Ghost-child.' By Bernard Capes ' l3-76'
'Cruel Kindness.' By Mrs Molesworth' 86-91'
The MasteT of CI,AUen: A Romance. By Marie van Vorst. 92-LO3, 222-234'
355-365, 449-46L, 488-496-
'Jaquette.t By Lawrence Mott. L1-2-LL'7.
rwith One Dissentient.' By Keble Howard' 150-156.
'Her Majesty's Mail-' BY Norman Duncan. r'77-I82.
tHer Crock ot Gold.' BY Eden PhillPotts. 19 3-200.
Smade. 2O9-2L6.
Clive PhitliPPs WolleY - 235-246'
'DestinY Decides.' BY W.
'The Cl-aim JumPers. ' BY
70
''l'lr,' Whj-te Darkness. ' By Lawrence Mott. 259-262.
'/\r , ,rrles Ambo. ' By Bernard Capes. 276-282.
', lrr is Farrington: Able Seaman.' By Jack London- 289-294.
' /\ l,rrVe 's Hung,er. ' By Stephen Reynolds. 303-306.
''l'lrr. I,'urnishing Ironmonger.' By Frank Richardson. 314-316.
'/\ W('1it-country Wooing.' By Evelyn Fletcher. 34L-344.
''l'lrr, Me1un Incident. ' By C.F. Keary. 345-349.
''l'lrr. (lloth Puppy: A Story fot Chil-dren.' By Catherine Welch. 377-38L.
'/\ I),ry's Work in the Mounted Police.t By Lawrence Mott. 395-400.
;'lt,' 'l'rail of the Pioneer,. By Alexander Macdonald. 406-413, 551-558,
136-143.
"l'lrr, Malice of Time.' By G.S. Street. 417-422.
' , rr.nk inson. ' By G. F. Bradby . 429-435.
'/\ l,(,sson in Love Tactics.' By Clifford Mills. 437-442.
"l'lrr, Illue-stocking: The Story of a Matrimonial Experiment. r By Stephen
Reynolds. 473-48L.
'lrr the Squall: A Story for Children.' By Stijn Streuvels. Trans. by
Alexander Teixeria de Mattos. 507-509.
!r't',ttl, GentLeman of Fot,tune. By H.C. Bailey. 515-528, 669-679.
'lrrr.

'Love and the Obelisk.' By Francis Yeats. 2O9-2L8.
'Mixed Bathing.' By Inglis Al-fen. 219-223.
'The Indian's Vengeance.' By Lawrence Mott. 258-262.
'One White Mouse and T\'uo l'lottled Mice: The Adventures of Three London
Children.' By Mrs Edmund Gosse. 263-266.
'Croquet and a Conscience.' By John Barnett. 287-29I.
'The Red Skirt.' By Keith Fl-eming. 326-332.
'Bl-uf f . ' By Lawrence Mott. 337-34L.
'The Ambition of Pravny.' By EJ-Ia Hepworth Dixon. 341-354.
'The Baker of Rousillon.' By Rafael Sabatini. 362-369.
'A Bold Brigand.' By the Hon. Margaret Collier- 383-385.
'A Man and a l4aid.' By F. Steward.. 399-400.
'The Parson and the Clerk.' By Eden Phillpotts. 4O8-4L1.
'The End of the Season-' By the Hon. Mary Cavendish. 424-425.
'The Witch of St Quenet.' By Sidney Pickering. 453-459.
'For the Honour of Ingasham.' By Eleanor Vicocq. 412-478.
'The Silver Fox.' By Lawrence Mott. 485-490-
'The Sadness of Columbine-' By W.M. Letts. 523-528.
'A lvliddl-e Agred Drama.' By Violet Jacob. 561-570.
'The King of Ys and Dahut the Red.' By Fiona Macleod. 581-586.
The ?z,atL of the Pi,oneer (cont.). By Alexander Macdonald. 587-594.
'Me and My Pal.' By Harold Blind. 600-602.
'Up the Slide.' By Jack London. 608-612.
'The "Important" Wid.ow.' By Gertrude M. Foxe. 613-614.
'The Tiger-trap.' By George Maxr.rell . 615-620.
'Love in the Wilderness.' By Lawrence Mott. 62L-621.
'Much Fuss.' By M. Macrae. 631-635.
'A Rewarded Rescue.' By W. Smade. 643-647.
'Benighted.' By Wa1ter de la Mare. 654-656.
'Told in a Tunnel: A Christmas Allegory.' By Keble Howard. 658-664.
'Justnowland.' By E. Nesbit. 68I-688.
'The Ghost That Failed.' By Desmond Coke. 689-696.
'A Painful Dilemna.' By Rachel Martyn. 699-706.
'The Breton Love-story.' By Horace Annesley Vachel-l. 7l,r-720 -
'The Bus Conductor.' By E.F. Benson. 727-126.
'The Sentinels.' By Marie van Vorst. 735-743.
'Crazywell.' By Eden Phillpotts. 147-755.
'Birds of Night.' By Sidney Pickering. 76I-768.
'The Peach Stone.' By W.H. Bryce-Stacpoole. '789-196.
rThe Dream House.r By the Hon. Mary Cavendish. 813-818.
'Coals of Fire.' By Cecil Chard. 823-830.
'The Blood-red Rose.' By Harold Blind. 84I-845.
39 (Jan-June 1907)
'A Current of Fear.' By Lawrence Mott. l-6-19.
The God of CLay. By H.C. Bailey. 27-38, l-55-l-66, 283-296, 415-428,
535-547, 685-696.
'Herr Robinsoni: A Musical- Sketch.' By Evelyn Sharp. 39-46.
l2
,i'lr',rn Detectiue Stories. By Newman Wright. 57-64 (rThe Eye of
shiva'), L79-r86 ('The Adventure of the Second Eye') , 356-364
('The Summons of Sri canesh'), 474-48I ('The Master']} , 6L].-6I7
('The Murder of a Maharaja'), 748-154 ('The Star of Empire') -
' ru r Lady of the Pl_ain. ' By G. B. Lancaster. 75- 85 .
'M,rr,,arita.' By Dorothea Deakin. 98-I03.
"'lt,' I'ong Trail: A story of Aduentuv,e foz. routh. By Hamlin Garfand.
t05-116, 24I-248, 37I-3'79, 501-509, 628-634, 155-764-
''r'lr. sheraton settee: A story for the Collector of Antiquities.'
By codfrey J. Franks. L2O-I23.
'^ W,rsted Cartridge.' By M. Forrest. ),26-L29.
'l rrrylish Jack. ' By Lawrence Mott. 135-139.
't'r r:;cilla Pipkin. I By Bernard Capes . I47-L52.
''l'lr Comftandantrs Photograph.' By CarI Jeppe. tg7-190.
'l l unsy: A story of the suburbs.r By charles Marriott. 193-200.
''l'lr. Capture of Miss cohen.' By Elra Hepworth Dixon. 229-234.
'tt,rr lr:quin;s Serenade: A Story of Four Seasons. r By W.M. Letts.
303-311.
' ',,;rr.rr€. I By Lawrence Mott . 32I-324.
' l'lr,' Brack Lever: A Railway Story.' By James Mansfiel_d. 352-355.
'wlr,.rr Matthew Went A-wooing.' By B. Biddle. 383-384.
''l'lrr. 'furning.' By Lawrence Mott. 393-397.
' l'l rr. .Jewish Trinity.' By Israel Zangvill . 429-439.
'r,rrrt:orning Fifteen Fat Steers. r By Horace AnnesJ-ey Vachell-.
449-455.
"'n '; a Man Soweth. "' By G.B. Lancaster. 463-47I.
"l'lrr, OId Letter.' By Clive R. Fenn. 487-498.
'l'lr(, Queen of the Pack.' By Lavrrence Mott. 524-526.
'1,,'v('| in a Torpedo-boat Destroyer.' By H. Jenner-Fust Jnr. 561-565.
'lrr,rr

'A Feast of Lanterns: A Japanese Love-story.' By F. Hadland Davis.
L26-I27.
'The Grub.' By L. Hudson Spence. L27.
'The Second Mrs Ug: A Prehistoric Tale.' By Charles Gleig.
133-137.
'The Last Cartridge.r By Charles H.E. Brookfield. 143-150.
'Scotty: A Story of the North-west Mounted Police.' By Lawrence
Mott. 165-169.
'The Soldazts Navigator.' By Perceval Gibbon. 171-185.
'Beanfeasters.' By Horace Annesley Vachell. 186-192.
'The Hammer and the Writing-desk: A Story ToId by a Child.'
By E. Nesbit. I93-20I.
'The Beast.r By Keble Howard. 244-248.
'The Runaway.' By James Mansfield. 253-255.
'A Halcyon Night.' By Lawrence Mott. 21I-275f
Bait for the Ol-d Chub.' By E. Temple Thurston. 286-288.
'The Wedding Gown.' By Frances Harrod. 2A9-295.
The Trail of /;he Pioneer (cont.). By Alexander Macdonald. 35f-357.
'The Water-lity and the Dragon-fly.' By Carl Ewal-d. 378-380.
'Breaking and Entering.' By A.S.M. Hutchinson. 380-382.
'The God in the Bank.' By Albert Dorrington. 397-402, 563-567
('The Poison-god') .
'The Curate's Friend.' By E.M. Forster. 470-474.
'Chased by the Trail.r By Jack London. 418'443.
'1\,rro Curious Cases: One Containing a Pearl Necklace, and the Other
a Diamond Pin.' By Sir Frances Burnand. 493-502.
"Ihe Foreman.' By Barry Pain. 510-511.
The Sibyl of Venice. By Rachel Swete Macnamara. 545-554, 667-615.
'The Stone-throwers.r By Edward Cecil-. 581-587.
'Peggy.' By Violet Snagge. 598-603.
'The Tiger's Leap.' By E. Hobart-Hampden. 604-608.
'Other PeopJ-e's Gods.' By Violet Jacob. 609-615.
'The Missing Word.' By Austin PhiJ-ips. 616-6f8.
'A Square Deal .' By Frances Cl-ifden and Lieut. B.E. Pritchard, R.N.
629-633.
'The House on the Moor.' By A.S.M. Hutchinson. 635-637.
'An Episode of T\alo Vases.' By Godfrey J. Franks. 637'639.
'Parson.f By Agnes and Egerton Castle. 677-68L.
'The Black Pearls.' By Marjorie Bowen. 7Ll'-719.
'The Princess, the Cobbler and the Littte Yellow Dog.' By Alice
Melvi]le . 726-732.
'Cousin James Comes Home.' By Dorothea Deakin. 733-737.
'Madeline; or the Deed in the Wood.' By E. Nesbit. 757-764.
'The Vigil of John Heslop.' By l4rs Philip Champion de Crespigny.
114-778.
'A Rush Christmas.' By M.E. Forrest. 193-791.
'Why the School Eight Did Not Win: An Explanation by the Coxswain.'
By Walter Emmanuel. 198-199.
'The Ghost of the Ragged Cot.' By W. Smade. 800-804.
l4
tlase of the Flier:
809-812.
A Railway Story.t By WiJ_fred L. Randell.
Wcstern Islands: A Sea Fabl-e.' By John Masefield. 813-814.
'l I (,Ian-June 1908)
tt, Mwtn the Air, and PartieuLarLy Hou Mr Bert Smalluays Fared While
it Lasted. By H.G. wetts. 2-t6, \42-157, 29I-3o4, 415-42],
't55-566, 663-67-7 .
| 't'tt:s of a South Sea Buccaneer. By Al_bert Dorrington. 40-49
(rThe Man with the Tiger'), L63-1,72 ('A Deal in planets'),
t39-346 ('The Siege of Molasses,), 46I-4jI ('An Affair of
riunboatst ) , 603-612 ( rThe Rajah's Wrestler') , 132-739
('A Gamble in Slaves').
' l'1r,. (lhip. I By Agnes and Egerton Castl_e. 50-55.
'r"Jl r,rl 's in a Name.' By Mrs Harold Gorst. 63-64.
:tt, l)uel: A Militarg Stoty. By Joseph Conrad. 65-77, I93-2O4,
)2L-332, 48L-489, 6I5-62L.
i',' :ii.bAL of Veniee (cont. ) . By Rachel Swete Macnamara. 9l-l-Ot,
2,L5-224, 347-357, 49L-499.
't1,,, l,.rdy's Lord.' By H.C. Bailey. 103-110.
'llrr. lrool-rs Paradise.' By Gertrude M. Foxe. I2I-L22.
'r'lrr. lt€formation of Celia.' By Mad.ame van der Goes. I59-L62.
'rlr .r .Iordan. I By E. Temple Thurston. 221-232.
'tlrr' (loftical Dog and the Quaint cat.' By walter Emmanuel . 233-231 .
' l'lrr. fvlsn Who Loved Nancie.' By G.B. Lancaster. 239-242.
'rr ltir;tinquished Visitor: A Story for Children.' By Wilfred L.
Randell. 250-252.
'l'heft of the HoIy Grail.' By William Waldorf Astor.
;in Amy.' By W.S. Maugham. 307-309.
;hine for Uncle George.' By Dorothea Deakin. 359-365.
'

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L-
42
The
The
(JuIy-Dec 1908)
War in the Ait', and Paz'ticulat"Ly Hou
ft Lasted (cont. ) . By H.G. wells.
4L9-434, 524-539 , '764-78r.
Pageant of England (cont. ) . By H.C.
285-293, 45L-459.
'The Philosopher's Stone: A Study in Success.
Stacpoole. 59-62.
tThe Emperor's Ball. From the Mernoirs of Madame Junot.
Maartens. 71-80.
Stories of a South Sea Buecaneer (cont. ) . By Albert Dorrington.
87-96 ('The Salting of Skull Rock Light'), 2L9-227 ('The Giant')
333-34I ('The Opium Dealers'), 467-472 ('Off the Great Barrier
Reef'), 585-594 ('The Gold-throwers').
'Tony.' By Mrs Hamilton Synge. 105-108.
'His Judge.' By Samuel Daniel. LI9-1,22.
'The Gol-liwog.' By Charles Marriott. I57-L66.
'Jacqueline's House.' By Dorothea Deakin. 2LI-2L7.
'Little Miss Smith.' By Rachel l4artyn. 229-238.
'sherv,rel]'s Holiday. ' By Albert Kinross . 24L-246.
'A Necessity of Life.' By Betty van der Goes. 259-262.
'Percival: He Attends a Summer Sale.' By R. Ellis Roberts. 32I-325.
rRomance h la I'4ode.' By H.B. Marriott Watson. 342-345.
'Lady Finchley's Revenge.' By Helen Colebrooke. 355-360.
'In Charge of Irene.' By Dorothea Deakin. 387-389, 608-611.
'The Half-brothers.' By Eden Phillpotts. 4O3-4I2.
'Sauce for the Goose.' By G.F. Bradby. 435-44L.
'His Wife.' By Evelyn G. Cole. 490-494.
'The Bride of Fire.' By Herman Scheffauer. 5L7-523.
rMadame Solomon.' By Mrs Barry Pain. 547-549.
'A Wager at Brooks's: A Story of the Gordon Riots.
563-572.
'Percival: He Takes Celia to See Shaw.'
Mr Bert
2L-35,
Bailey.
'The Sevres Vase.' By Archibald Marshall. 595-605.
"'Goliath" - Engine-driver: A Story for Children.I By Wilfred L.
Rande]l-. 617-618.
'A Kiss of Delilah.r By William Waldorf Astor. 619-644.
'The Angel of Glass.' By Rachel Swete Macnamara. 66I-666.
'Impus Domesticus.' By the Hon. Judqe Parry. 667-672.
rAt the Sigrn of The Bleeding Heart.' By Leonard Merrick. 613-679.
'The Snow Storm.' By Eden Philfpotts. 680-687.
lThe Stofen Elephant. I By E. Nesbit. 690-698.
'The Kit-bag.' By Algernon Blackwood. 699-105.
'The Flapper.' By Dorothea Deakin. 106-713.
'Hungry Hours: A Story of the Wars of the Roses.
l19-726.
'Let's Pretend.' By Charles Marriott. 727-134.
'The Passenger by the Magellan. ' By Edward Noble.
SmaLluays Fared Ilhile
t43-156, 263-278,
By
39-50 , L93-2O3,
I 39-752 .
Bryce-
By Maarten
By Bailey.
By Robert EIlis. 581-584.
By Bai ley .
f rish Fairy Tal-es. '
Flounce of Lynette.'
Christmas Greeting:
By Elspeth CampbelI.
(Jan-June 1909)
tl,tt'r'i'rtge d, La lrtode. By Mrs Humphry ward. 1-r-6, L2g-L43, 257-273,
4O3-42O, 513-527 , 669-687.
'l;uyf s Candidate.' By E.F. Benson. 26-34.
"l'lrl Lord of the pigeons., By Howard Ashton. 35-46, I74-I84.
''t'lr. Sobbing Water. I By T.W. Rolandson. 55_61.
'll,'1 Gift of Music.' By Gertrude Mount. 62-65.
'\', '111' New Hat. I By Ethel Col_burn Mayne . 72-j7.
"l'1r,, Scholarrs Wife.' By F.E. Dugdale. 1g-92-
'lt,r.k to the world Again: A Fantasy., By walter Emmanuel. g3-g7.
''t'lrr, Cur6's Wine.' By Katherine Tynan. gg-95.
'rtl,l John.r By C.J. Ingram. 96-I01.
' l'f ',rce with Honour.' By Bertha Deane-Freeman. L23-r24.
"t'lrr. F-rozen Death. I By T. Donovan Bayley. 159_166.
'lirrt,hemia. ' By Violet Jacob. 193-201.
''l'l r. Sspper Party. r By Dorothea Deakin.
''t'lr' Daughter of the Alvarez.' By Herman
'Wlrit:h? A Dialogue That Took place in a
238-240.
lixperiment.' By Charles
Open Door.' By Francis
l,oDes of the Florentines.
504-6I3, 737-746.
GoId Monstrance.' By Herman Scheffauer.
Siren.' By S. Pickering. 3IB-320.
Ghost of Miser Brimpson.' By Eden phillpotts. 321_330.
' l',, i :;on and private Smith. ' By E. Christian - 339_344.
'^ lx)uble Event.' By Sir F.C. Burnand. 353-36I.
'/\ 'l'riple Tragedy.' By Dorothea Still . 377-37g.
'lr trisillusion., By Betty van der Goes. 433-431.
'rr'tI Do It If you will.' By Eden phillpotts. 449_457.
''l'lr. Cave of Fate. r By Clare Marion-Crawford. 472-4gO.
' 'r'l r'' Ringmaster I s Little Af f air. ' By Albert Dorrington . 4g6- 4gr .
' r'lr'' l)ene Hole: A Story for children.' By E. Nesbit. 501-510.
'trr ,r Fog.' By Bertha Deane-Freeman. 511-512.
'wlrr.n the Sea Failed Her.' By T. Donovan Bayley. 540_547.
' t'|r,. Buried Anchor.' By perceval Gibbon. 569-576.
'rtrr t.),rst€r Story.' By Anatole le Braz - 577-593.
't'|r,. IJarford "Snake". ' By Edgar Watl_ace. 596-594.
' I l.ry ing at Providence. I By Ornren Oliver. 617-622.
' I r r .;()ners of Spring. ' By V.H. Friedlaender. 63I_635.
M,rn on Stil_ts. t By
t',rt Out of the Bag.
By Lady Gregory. 756-758.
By Mrs Hugh Adams. 194-199.
The Story of Nish of the Round Head.,
800-803.
t7
208-212.
Scheffauer. 222-230.
Punt.' By S. Pickering.
JagelJ-. 24L-244.
Marlowe. 245-252.
By Rachel Swete Macnamara. 290-299,
311- 317 -
D. Eardley-Wilmot. 636-638.
By Jessie Pope. 698-104.

;
'The Revenge.' By Eden Phillpotts. 7O5-7I3.
fThe Man Who Stopped a War.' By P. Vaux. 122-121.
"T\azixt the Gloaming and the Mirk.' By G.B. Lancaster. 163-161 .
44 (July-Dec 1909)
The Neu GoDev,ness. By the late F. Marian Crawford. 18-33, I74-I88,
351-353 , 543-551.
Prairie Ralph. By Lawrence Mott. 50-54, I89-I94, 364-368, 589-594,
128-134.
'Col-lusion.' By E. Temple Thurston. 57-62.
'Bucko. ' By Perceval- Gibbon. 65-17.
fThe Sprig of A1der.' By Frederick Niven. 9I-96.
'The Obstacle.' By Sidney Pickering. I08-113.
'The Princess Who Had Lost Her Heart.t By George Gribble. 114-115.
'The Adventures of a Water Rat.r I23-L26.
'The Riders of Peace.' By Elspeth Campbell. I23-L27.
lThe DueI on the Trail.' By Charles c.D. Roberts. 138-140.
'How Ba1linger Rejoined.' By Harold Blind. 141-143.
'A Stage Effect.' By Armiger Barclay and Oliver Sandys. L44-L46.
tThe Typewriter Girl's Romance.' By Mark SaIe. I47-15I.
'The Brighton Bank Mystery: A Detective Story Founded on Fact.l
By F.A.H. Eyles. 151-156.
rA Water Party.r By Wilfred L. Randell-. 157-158.
'An Unappreciated Privilege.' By A.E. Jacomb. 19l-206.
'The Rev. Septimusrs Revenge.r By B. PauI Neuman. 2O7-2L8.
fThe Floating Forest.' By Herman Scheffauer. 226-234.
'The Way of Truth.' By V.H. Friedlaender. 257-26I.
'A Secret Passage.' By Harold Blind. 279-282.
'Lord Shifnal-rs Holiday.r By A.C. Fox-Davies. 283-288.
'The Penance of Mark Searle.' By Constance Sutcliffe. 289-29L.
'Rabbit Vengeance.' By Albert Dorrington. 292-295.
rA Storm in a Teacup.' By Ada Leonara Harris. 301-303.
'The Corner Seat.' By Wilfred L. Randell. 304-305.
'A Missing Mate.' By J.E. Patterson. 306-309.
'The Swiss Guard.' By John Cleveland. 315-319.
'Jamsut, the Dacoit.' By W.A. Fraser. 320-322.
'Lady Fanny's Reputation.' By Ian D. Colvin. 323-326.
'The Price of Honour.' By W. Smade. 321-33I.
'The Spy and the Publ-ican.' By Thomas Burke. 332-334.
'The Nature Lovers.' By Jessie Pope. 369-318.
'The War Hawks.' By Ernest Bramah. 384-393.
'The Draught of Oblivion.' By Catherine Wells. 4O4-4O9.
'Gladys Evel-yn-' By Dorothea Deakin. 4IO-4I9.
'The Green Pinafore.' By V.H. Friedlaender. 420-422.
rAn Aeroplane for T\,vo.' By J. Hurst Hayes. 43I-431 .
'The Keeper of the Bridge.' By E. Hobart-Hampden. 438-442.
'Driftage.' By Mrs R. Maclachlan. 443-446.
'The Devilrs Bridge.' By W.A. Bryce. 455-459.
l8
| ',() l(r:ward.' By James Workman. 460-467.
rl,r l,,rrly Vocalist.' By Bertram Tanqueray. 467-412-
' r i' l', rssing BeIl- . ' By Harof d Bl_ind. 472-476.
' ir , t'yclone. ' By Vfilloughby Taunton. 471-4a3.
', lrr r':lopher: A Story for Chil-dren.' By Janet S. Aldis. 483-486.
tirr. l'r'ice of Judgrment. ' By Herbert L. Vahey. 481-492.
'ilrr.r' Visits.' By Mrs Francis Bailey. 493-497.
' I lr'' I'r cture. t By A.E. Ashford. 498-503.
' rl,r, lroacon Tree. ' By William Pigott. 504-508.
'\vlr '.i,.Was the Hand?t By Mark Sal_e. 509-512.
' lrr, r rrr:;equences. ' By Beatrice Biddl-e. 5l_3-514.
' rlr,, ll

J
rT\aro of a Trade. ' By Austen Sanderson. g6t_g63.
rThe March Hare Turns poet: A Story for Chifdren.
Harris. 863-865.
'Fate and Dorifla.' By Beatrice Biddle. 866-87I.
'Suzette.' By Alan Sanders. 912-g73.
rBank Farm.' By Atbert Kinross. g75-9I2.
'Miss Do1ly's Adventure.r By Emma Brooke.
'The Three Necklaces: A Christmas Tale.r
925-93I.
'God's Mercy.' By Lawrence Mott. 955-963.
'The Master of Revels.' By H.B. Marriott Watson.
'A Sprig of Holly.' By Jessie pope. g73-9g2-
'The Pearler's Baby.' By Albert Dorrington. 9gg_9g2.
'Go1d, Frankincense and Myrrh.' By Marie-Louise Egerton castle.
1002-I006.
tThe lt{issing Word. ' By Desmond. Coke. 1011_1013.
'The Christmas Card.' By Owen Oliver. 1ol4-lol9.
'The House in the Wood.' By E. Nesbit. lO2I_1030.
'Prince Namel_ess.1 By B. paul Neuman. IO3I-IO4O.
tCaught Red-handed.' By Alan Sanders. lOTl-I077.
rThe Holding-up of the TnansyLuania., By Angus Lynne. 1o7g-log2.
lThe Scandal at Plendon.' By Orme Agrnus. 10g2_10g6.
rJanet Wilderby's Child.' By Olaf Baker. lOgT_10g9.
rThe Man on the white Horse. r By M. Forrest. 1090-1096.
'The Lifting of the Myalt King.' By w.H. ogilvie. lo99-rlo2.
'The Quest of the Great Butterfry orchis.r ey Aen cong. 1102-llog.
'The strange case of sir Henry Ashburn.r By T.A. pitman. lloS-rll2.
'The sad Plight of Mary Jane.' By Mrs F.H. picton. 1rr3-rtr7_
'A Stern Chase., By J. Sackville Martin. Il1g_ll2l.
tSub Rosa.' By W.E. Negus. l-J.22-l-I23.
'The Elephant and the cat: A story for children.' By Ada Leonora
Harris. IL24-II25.
45 (Jan-June 1910)
rThe Vengeance of poseidon.l By wilriam waldorf Astor. r-r9.
'The Gofd Bonbonnidre.' By May Wynne. 25-3I.
'Parental Pride., By W. pett Ridge. 63-6g.
'The Confession.' By G.H. Stevenson. 7I-73.
'For the World,s Championship.' By Albert Dorrington.
'Keziah.' By S. Baring-Gould. gl-gg.
'The Sword of Her Father.' By Edward Fraser.
'Ol-d Enough to be His Mother.r By Adam Gowans
'The Tangled Skein: A Story for Chil_dren.' By
105-105.
'The Story of the Fordhams.' By Major Arundel
'Le Roi est Mort.' By E.L. White. 130-136.
'The Message by Wireless.' By John Sanderson.
I37-143.
'The Haunted Corner.' By W.H. Ogilvie. I43-L4g.
80
t By Ada Leonora
914-924.
By A.T. Quiller-Couch.
964-972.
14-80.
94-101.
Whyte. IO2-IO4.
Laurence Housman-
Begbie. I25-I29.
'r,, rrrrrrciation. ' By H.A. Hinkson. I52-L59.
rt'|r,. lJookmaker's Daughter.' By Cyrus Ainsworth. 160-165.
' l'lr'. l'orgotten Letter.' By Michel Allison. 166-168.
'l'lr,' Iingineer.' By M. Forrest. L69-L7L
't'lr,. (ioblins' Games: A Story for Children.' By Ethel M. Freame.
172-t75.
' ti lr i nk Episode. ' By D. Meredith . L77-I78.
''l'l rr, Old Dream.' By Clive R. Fenn. 179-180.
'/\ ricnlfsman of the Road.' By Francis Ivlarlowe. 181-187.
't'lrr. Raising of the Dead. I By M.W. and A. Kinross. 2Ol,-2O9.
' l'i )( ) r Dick. ' By Helen Colebrooke. 233-239 .
"r'lrr. Ghosts.r By George A. Birmingham. 248-252.
''l'lrr, Precipice.' By E. Hobart-Hampden. 260-261 .
'M,'l.'.rrlandrs Gold.' By Lawrence Mott. 269-273.
't,,rycrlt|.' By Alexandra Watson. 278-285.
''l',rkin' Chances.r By H.J. Cove. 286-292.
'/\ (:rumpled Rose Leaf .' By Ronald Howe. 311-318.
'l'lrc Wickham Aeroplane.' By Francis Marlowe. 3L9-326.
''l'lro Hold-up.' By William Patterson White. 326-334.
''l'lrc Great Hockingrton Find.' By Ernest Bramah. 334-34I .
''l'l ro King's Messenger.' By May Wynne. 342-347.
'^ Man of Action.' By M. Forrest. 345-355.
"l'lro Rivals.r By Charles Inge. 348-353.
''l'rumpeter Johns. I By Frederic Martyn. 355-358.
'r'r rlon€1 Mowbray's Neighbour. ' By f .A.R. Wylie . 375-382.
't'rrt;id at the Zoo.' By Jessie Pope. 400-406.
''l'lrc Strange Experience of the Rev. Phillip Ambleside.' By Alqernon
Blackwood. 4O7-4L8.
"l'lrc Play's the Thing.' By Myra Ke11y. 427-436.
"l'lr

'The Stolen DoII: A Story for Chifdren.r
632-636 -
By E. Hobart-Hampden.
'The Necklace of Dreams.' By W.G. Peasgood. 645-654.
rA Touch of Fever.' By Mrs Ronald Maclachl-an. 555-558.
'The Two Saints.' By William A. Bryce. 659-662.
'Dorringhill's Wife. ' By Orme Agnus. 662-661 .
'BiJ-ly Binks, Bread Winner.' By Albert Dorrington. 661 -61 3.
'Hammer Head.r By W.H. Ogilvie. 613-616.
'The Baxter Print.' By Annie G. Hopkins. 676-682.
'Two Cryptograms.' By Cyrus Ainsworth. 683-689.
'Redmond's Scoop- t By C.D. Lesl-ie. 690-691.
'The Cat's Paw.' By Hugh Mayes. 697-700.
'Mary Anne.' By D. Meredith. IOO-7O3.
'Autobiography of a Blouse.' By Theodore Wilson-Wilson.
'An Ordeal by Brush.' By Sidney Pickering. 720-126.
'A Bad Hand and the Odd Trick.r By J. Johnston Smith.
703-704.
130-135.
'The Shock.' By John Amity. 741-149.
'The Bul-l--dog Named Bill,' By Albert Dorrington. 759-165 -
'The Saving of a lvlan.' By Owen Oliver. 766-17I.
I
'Special Delivery.
'The Hol-low Cross . t
By Algernon Bl-ackwood. 180-186.
By Herman Scheffauer. 789-196.
'The Cardj-nal's Ring: A Story for Chil-dren.' By W.M. Letts. 812-818.
'Citizen Carel.' By H.L. Stuart. 831-843.
'The Primitive Instincts of Mr Wilfred Harding.'
844- 85 1 .
'Esmel's Lovers.r By John Rankine. 851-855.
'The Hard Man.' By Ernest Bramah. 856-861.
By W.F. Casey.
'The Echo of the Breeze. I By C.V. Howard Vincent. 861-864.
'Janet.' By E. Hobart-Hampden. 865-873.
'At the Sigrn of the God Ha' Mercy.' By John Adkin. 874-878.
'A Saviour of Lives.' By D. Macleod Malloch. 879-883.
'The Evershot Mystery.' By T.L. Pitman. 884-890.
tFaithful Unto Death.r By M.f. Hope. 891-892.
'The Elephant and the Rhinoceros.' By Ada Leonora Harris. 893-894.
'The Prince and the Typewriter.' By Francis Gribble. 9Ll-922.
'False Fires.r By Edwin Pugh. 921-93I.
'The Pilot of The FLying Star. ' By Lawrence Mott. 943-948.
'TVin Passions.' By Alexandra Watson- 958-965.
'Billy's Fighting Chance.' By Albert Dorrington. 969-914.
rA Point of Honour.' By Samuel Gordon. 975-985.
'Hilary Jenks' Wedding Presents.' By Jessie Pope. 987-994.
'Craftier Than the Sea.' By T. Donovan Bayley. 10f7-1021.
'By the Black Water.' By L. Barrington-Baker. IO2I-IO27.
'Tommy Dunk's Exploit.' By John Pendleton. 1028-1031.
'Colonel Seal and His Perfumed Aces.' By Albert Dorrington. 1032-1037.
'One Hundred Thousand Por.rnds.' By Frederic Martyn. LO39-IO42.
'Mrs Tudor's Tiara.' By John Haslette. LO42-LO45.
'Post Mortem.' By Angus Lynne. LO46-LO49.
rfn a Garden.' By M. Forrest. 1050-1051.
82
I lr, jirrbaltern. I By Alexander Graham-Simpson. 1052-1054 .
Ilr,, Now Boots.r By Betty Martyn. 1054-1057.
rj' r,l()r)'s Ruse.' By John Patrick. IO58-1061.
','rr, 'l'ree Hill-.' By E.R. Punshon. 1062-l_058.
'tt,'wlrite Hair.' By Mrs Dunlop. 1068-1073.
'rrrlrr''s Romance.t By Elizabeth B. Piercy. 1074-1016.
l,rl "nny: A Story for Children.' By Janet S. Aldis. IOTI-LO79.
rr1';,1,.6;i3lion.' By R.E. Black. 1079-1080,
(,IuIy-Dec 1910 )
l,,tr1sf,g Queen. By H.C. Bailey. 3-16, 185-198 , 3'7L-386, 605-620,
815-830, 1049-1064.
llirit.' By Norman Gale. 2I-27.
lrynamite Dog.' By Albert Dorrington. 28-32.
lJurglar.' By Arthur Stringer. 49-60.
,1old Hair.' By G.A. Birmingham. 67-7I.
(;ol-den Gentl-eman. I By Dorothea Deakin. 75-77 -
l,etter.t By Bertha Deane-Freeman. 79-80.
Major's Engagement.' By Oven Oliver. 87-9I.
Kingrs Physician.' By J.W. Swinburne Shel-drake. 97-LO4.
rr rr ,odle-oddle-oo. t
rtr,

T
rThe Bangle.' By T. Embleton-Walker. 312-318-
'The Modelling of the Clay.' By Tonman Couper. 318-323.
'Why Rona Went Red.' By Orme Agrnus. 323-321 .
'The Billet-doux.' By D. Meredith. 328-330.
'To the Honour of Navarre.' By May Wynne. 331-337.
'Love in the Bush.' By 14. Forrest. 338-343.
'Jeremy Tompingrs First Love.' By Ina Garvey. 343-348.
'Saved by a Woman: A New Zealand Story.' By Annie G. Hopkins.
349-356.
'Sir Leslie Tranchier's Will.' By T.A. Pitman. 357-365.
'The Mystery of the Glass Slippers: A Children's Story.' By Ada
Leonora Harris. 366-368.
rA Match in Armour. I By Orme Agnus. 387-391.
The Aduentunes of Miss Gregory. By Perceval Gibbon. 4IL-422, 555-564,
753-765, LOL5-LO24.
'The Telephone Bird.' By Milly Custance. 423-429.
'Sleeping With Baby.' By Arthur H. Holmes. 44I-447.
rMiss Mel-lish.' By Dorothea Deakj-n. 449-45I .
'The Double Trail: A Story of the Boy Scouts.' By Harold Bl-ind.
46I-469.
'Murder!' By R.E. Vernbde. 479-480.
fThe Empty Chair.' By Alice and Claude Askew. 48I-489.
'The Face of Typhoo Shang.' By Alfred Dorrington. 490-493.
tThe Dead Face.' By Frederick Graves. 494-498.
'A Gol-ferrs Dilemma. ' By W.J. White. 499-503.
'The Red Diamond.' By James Workman. 504-510.
rIn the Bird Pl-aces.' By M. Forrest. 511-516.
'Nan.' By W.A. Allan. 5L7-52L.
'A Dark Prob1em. I By R.E. VernEde. 522-523.
'How Prince Leopold Lost and Found Himsel,f.' By Charles D. Leslie.
524-53I.
'Kitty.r
By Alexander Campbel1. 532-536.
'Betty's Bargain.' By E. Everett Greene. 537-54I.
'The Metal- Crucifix.' By Francis Bailey. 542-544.
'The Countess of Lowndes Square.r By E.F. Benson. 515-584.
fThe Matchmaker.' By Juliet Bredon. 625-626.
'The Vision of Mars.' By Frederick Graves. 633-638.
'The Press Agent: A Tale of a "Dream Melody".' By J. Langley Levy.
639-646.
'Sleepless Shore; A Story of the Antarctic.' By Dr. Riccardo
Stephens . 641-653.
'A Royal and Ancient Game.' By R.E. VernEde. 654-655.
'The Bear: A Story of the Boy Scouts.' By Harold B1ind. 656-664.
'The Mighty Water.' By Francis Gribble. 665-61I.
'Baby - An Atlantic ldyll.r By Ina Garvey. 672-674.
'The Case of Walwyn Garett.' By Gertrude Lone. 675-683.
'The Cardboard Box.' By Herbert Shaw. 684-688.
'Montagu's First Slap.r By C.D. Stelling. 689-697.
'Captain Dammer's Record: A Golfing St-ory.' By Stephen Grace. 598-701.
84
'l'1r,, Mulga Ride.t By W.H. Ogilvie. 7O2-jO5.
't'lr. Mystery of Bassover House.' By J. Morton Lewis. jo6-7L3.
r1r, ,,.1,.;.r By M. Forrest. 71,4-7L5.
''l'1r,. 1ri.=a Chaperone. I By J. Hurst-Hayes. 1L6-722.
'r'lr,' Iraithful Goll-ywog: A story for children.' By Ada L. Harris.
/27-728.
'lrr ,r Single Night.' By Albert Kinross - '766-772.
ltt',t tcntot Animal Tales.' By Rev. c. usher wil-son. 7i3-i92.
''l'lr. Man in Possession.' By Samuel Gordon. lg3-191 .
"l'lr. Line of Least Resistance.' By Ashton Hilliers . 792-799.
''l'l r,rt Fish.' By Der:vrent Mial1. 831-834.
rl:xl'i.rtion. I By Alexandra Watson. 847-851.
r,l,rlrrr Carterts Chance.' By John Mervyn. 852-860.
r'l'lrr, .Jesterrs Story.' By W. Melville Wace. g6l-966.
'rt,ryrlcll's Bridge. , By Andrul . 867-87L.
'/\ t'rrrious Sense of Honour. r By Arthur R.T. philips . 972-976.
''l'lrr, l,ady of the Troughs.' By WilI H. Ogilvie. 977-ggo.
''l'lrr, Countessrs Necklace. r By Herbert L. Vahey. ggl-996.
''l'lrr, Imp.' By Janet S. Aldis. gg7-992.
'rv| - Love.' By D. Meredith. 993-995.
'll,r. ()9 and the Angel.' By Hugh Lincoln. A96-902.
'fr/lr,rt Bertillon Got. I By D. Macleod MaIloch. 903-907.
'l,rr a Memoryrs Sake.t By Wynne Edgerton. 908-910.
"'trowcd In: Being an Account of the Strange Christmas Diversions of
ftlr Holiday. I By Gouverneur Morris. 924-939.
rv.'r()nica, the Mannequin at "olgars": A story of Frocks and Frills.'
Uy Ina Garvey. 972-982.
'l'lr. Great Emprise. r By Marjorie Bowen. 987-995.
't'|r,. llaunted Man. r By Emily pearson Finnemore. I007-lOl3.
'lr.rl pslsie's Christmas.' By Jessie pope. lO25-1032.
''l'lr,' Antelope Cab.' By Dorothea Deakin. 1033-1043.
'n :;rrite of Real- Ghost stories.' By Crive Horland. 1065-1074.
''t'1r,. .Junior Lordrs Romance. r By Francis Gribble. 1075-logl .
'r ,r,;t le Gaion. ' By W. Melville Wace. I082-IOBB.
''t',,ltl by the Concierge. ' By W.H. Salmon. logg-1093.
''l'lrr. Lifting of Alison Kennedy., By William patterson White.
I094- 1099 .
',rlrl Hands: A correspondence comedy.r By M.o. sale. lloo-1104.
'll,rlrlrazard. I By W.H. Ogilvie. I105-1I09.
''l'lrr, Masked Carnival ., By D. Meredith. lI10-lll2.
''l'lr. wife stealer: A story of Hayes, the Buccaneer. r By Albert
Dorrington. LL2I-JI29.
'l t (Jan-June 1911)
"lt'' litulium Tev'ror. By Albert Dorrington, 3-24, 167-186, 337-355,
,;05-527 , 6g9-707 , 923-935 -
i rrrnr.ii Goes A-hunting.' By Edwin L. Arnold.. 25-3I .
'rl,,' l':xciting Life.' By Ellis parker Butler. 49-54.
85

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FI
'Baby Grand.' By John Luther Long. 59-70.
'The Honeymoon Hat.' By V'H. Friedlaender. 7L-73-
'The Survivors of the fSLAnd Queen. ' By Clarence Herbert New. 81-9 r.
'The Luck of the Warrocks.r By Nimmo Christie. 92-96rWestern
Ways.' By William Patterson White. 97-103.
|"Would You Have Tol-d."t By John Savage. 104-108.
'Mrs Latham to the Rescue.' By Samuel Gordon. 109-116-
'Saints Fulgen of Pipriae.' By Mark Renford. LLI-L2O-
'The Spirit of the Dance.' By Adam Gowans Whyte - I2L-l'28-
The Aduentures of Miss Gregory (cont.). By Perceval Gibbon. 129-L44'
245-255.
'Professor Gtupey's Strange Experience.' By J. Langley Levy. f45-I51.
'The Black Nightingale: A Story for Children.' By Tickner Edwardes.
t ttAs
I The
'The
'The
15 7- 160 .
a Lamb. .. "' By Ethel Colburn Mayne . 209-212.
Probation of Jimmy Baker.' By Albert Kinross - 2L3-22L-
Princess's Elopement.' By Francis Gribble. 229-235.
Storm Without, and the Terror Within.' By Claude E- Benson.
26L-266 -
'Silky Tip: A Story for Children.' By Edith L. Elias- 272-276-
'The Courtship of Midnight Magruder.' By William Patterson White.
277-282.
'The Lie That Won.' By Samuel Gordon. 283-293.
'Diamond Cut Diamond.' By Ambrose Pratt. 294-299.
'An Eye for Beauty.' By Betty van der Goes- 300-305-
'The Water Hole.' By Frederick Graves. 306-310.
'The Second Anniversary.' By V.H. Friedlaender. 311-313.
'The Cowardice of Mrs Jardine.' By Ada Leonora Harris. 3L4-3L7.
'The Jumpers.' By J.E. Patterson. 318-320.
'The Fairy Glen.' By M.B. Macdona. 32L-322.
'The Dog and the Fly Papers.' By Jessie Pope. 323-324.
'How the Grey Lady Died.' By T. Donovan Bayley. 356-361.
'The Man in the Welt.' By Herman Scheffauer. 397-406rRascals
Both Bitl and Me and the Watch.' By Hugh de Selincourt.
4O7-4O9, 660-662, 833-836-
'The Coach Robbers.' By H. Milecete. 4LO-4I4.
'The Devil 's Thrust. ' By Alfred B ..S. Tennyson . 4L5-427 .
'The Little Red Box.r By Bertha N. Graham. 428-432.
'The Shaft of Silence.' By W.G. Peasgood. 433-444.
'Means to an End.t By Laurence Housman. 445-448.
'The Little Brown Mol-e.' By Etta Courtney. 449-455.
'Worth His Weight in Gold.' By will H. Ogilvie. 456-460.
'The old Misses Reckitts.' By R.E. Black. 46L-462.
'Counted Out.' By John Barnett. 477-484.
'The Lady and the Lions.' By Charles D. Leslie. 485-490.
rThe Lost Princess: A Story for Children.' By Helen Reid Cross.
49r-493.
'A Perfect Match.'
By E.C. Allingham. 546-552.
86
'lrrr rl,rhion Pearls.' By B.M. Croker. 553-566-
' llrr, l'assing of a Hero.r By Netta Syrett. 575-582.
'.,'l',t,) Men artd GoLd: Being the Stoty of Jim Pay,rish,s Aduentures in
|ir:arch of the Treasure in the Sunken GaLLeon. By Gouverneur
M

'The Mystery of an Out-station-' By Emma Brooke.
'The Revoke.' By H.B. Marriott Watson. 25I-263.
'The Beautiful- It4adame de Gimeuse.r By Maurice Ie
'A Bargain of Life.' By Samuel Gordon. 283-296.
'Honour or Revenge?' By R.W. Wright Henderson.
'l4adeline's Mud Lark.' By Jessie Pope. 303-309.
'In the Night.' By Cecil Chard. 310-314.
'The Quicksand.'
By E. Hobart-Hampden. 315-319.
239-246.
Blanc. 212-214.
297-302 -
'The Last Voyagte of the Day-dream.' By Mrs Donald Shaw. 320-324.
'The Tal-e of the Tea-room.' By M. Forrest. 325-328.
rThe Swagman. I 328-330-
'Siren.' By Owen Oliver. 358-366.
'The Lacemaker.' By Edward Cecil. 38r- 387 .
'The Cabinet Minister's Chauffeur.' By Francis Marlowe. 388-396.
'Sir Peregrine: A Tryst and a Query. ' By Ivlrs P. Champion de
Crespigrny . 4O3-4IO.
'The Snn King.' By Herman Scheffauer. 421-436.
'Burned at Sea.' By Lincoln Colcord. 447-455.
'The Liar.' By Alexandra Watson. 456-460.
'And Women Must Weep.' By Andrul. 46L-468-
'One Man's Wages.' By W.H. Ogilvie. 469-413.
'Losing Reginel-Ia: The Ruminations of the Jilted One.' By C.V.
Howard Vincent. 474-475.
'The Unequal Pu1l.' By John Haslette. 476-479.
'A Bit o' Brass.' By Evelyn Fletcher. 480-484.
rThe Guns of C Battery.' By M. Forrest. 485-488.
'The CaterpilJ-ar.' By Carl Ewald. 489-49L.
'Gumnet Hudson.' By Angus Lynne. 492-494.
'The Under-world: The Story of an Ex-crook.'
501-535 , 665-695.
'Silas Dunnybrig's Baby.' By Eden Phillpotts.
'Herbert Horatio Hogg: A South African Story.'
By Henry C. Rowland.
549-558.
By N.S.S. 56I-562.
'The Horses of the Troop.' By Herman Scheffauer. 565-512.
'Mending and Ending: A Lesson for Newly-married Couples.' By Albert
Kinross. 589-595.
'The Humorist: A Council School IdyI.' By B. Paul- Neuman. 596- 598 -
'The Lady of the TVilight.' By Lilly Douglas. 607-609.
lThe Button Thief.' By Arthur Stringer. 6II-624.
'The Firefly.' By Oliver Wright. 625-635.
rThe Medal: A Golfing Story.r By Charles W. Westron. 636-640.
'The Craftsman.r By James Knight-Adkin. 64I-645.
'A Damsel in Distress.' By Francis Gribble. 646-65L.
'The Record Flood.' By M. Forrest. 652-658.
'The ToIl- of the Sea.' By Dorothy Mackay. 7LI-726.
'In the Paper Cases.' By Rosamond Napier. 129-739.
'The Black Feathers.' By R.W. Wright-Henderson. 140-742.
'The Soul Machine.' By Owen Oliver. 143-754.
'Vernon and the Viceroy.' By E. Christian. 763-173.
88
' l'lr,' I)assion of the Peak.' By Herman Scheffauer. 775-7gI .
't'l r. l3lockade Runner. I By william Hamilton osborne. lg2-19o.
'l'lr,' [Jrss2e That Moved.' By Maud Annesley. 79L-796.
'trrrrr

'Fools Rush In.' By Charles Marriott. 23I-24I.
tThe Greatest Thing in the World: The Story of a "Lunger".' By Henry
Albert Phillips. 263-269-
'A Game of Chance: A Story of Steamboat Acquaintances.' By Charles
Inge. 270-276.
'The Curtain: The Story of a Ghostly House.r By J.J. Bell. 271-283.
'The Abbot's Treasure: A Story of Hypnotism.' By Joseph Groves.
2a4-294.
'Home: A Story of Life in India.' By Violet Cottar. 339-348.
rThe Black Spectre.' By W.E. Norris. 4O3-4IO.
1A Little Bfow for Freedom. ' By Frederick Palmer. 4II-42I.
'The Mate of the Gatuick: A Thrilling Story of the Sea.' By Perceval
Gibbon. 422-430.
'The Uttermost Farthing: A Story of the French Revolution.' By Henry
Longan Stuart. 431-438.
'At the lvlercy of the Barwon: A Story of a Great Fl-ood.r By W.H.
'Tit
'On1y
'The
I The
ogilvie . 439-442.
for Tat.' By Eden Phillpotts. 495-500.
a Scuttleful.' By Kenelm Cotes. 544-546.
Raft.' By ceorge Hibbard. 547-554.
Pretoria Grant.' By Dorothy Kennedy.
'On the Altar of the Code: The Story of the
By Alexandra Watson. 563-571.
'On Manoeuvres: A Flight on H.I\,I. Aeroplane
558-560.
Man from the Back Blocks.'
Golden Eagle. ' By Donovan
Bayley . 572-580.
'The Story of Pita: How the Young Blackfoot Fought the Big Bear and
Started on the White Manrs Road.r By J.W. Schultz. 581-586.
r,tThe Heart of the Desert": The Story of Ren6 and Zanouna.t By
Isabe] Cl-arke . 581-592.
rThe Japanese Ghost.' By M. Forrest. 592-594.
tIn the Roar of the Sea.r By J.E. Patterson. 649-66r.
tThe Colonel.' By Ethel Ivlayne. 619-685.
'King Neptune Holds a Court: Crossing the Line on the H.M.S.
fnsoupable.' By T.C. Compass. 699-109.
'The Prodigal Father: A Story of California.' By Jack London.
lrL-7r8.
'The Hired Fly: The Story of a Doctor's Strange Experience.t By
R.W. Wright Henderson. 719-726.
'A Rider of the Rabbit-proof: A Queensland Story.' By V'l .H. Ogilvie.
721-73I.
'Freedom: Thre Convictrs Return.r By Christabel Lowndes Yeates.
732-737.
'fn the Ranges: A Story of the Wilds.' By M. Forrest. 738-742.
'The Oath.' By Maurice Leblanc. 804-807.
'Home-sick.' By Frederick Niven. 808-816.
'In the Lacquer Room.' By Rosamond Napier. 825-833.
'The Heart of a Woman.' By E. Christian. 843-852.
'Belenda: A T\areeny.' By W. Moore. 853-862.
''l'lrr.Chaplain of the l4ullingars: The Story of the Great Fight on the
Sangar.' By Tal-bot Mundy. 863-873.
',rrr Wings for a Mil-lion: The Story of a Race for a Fortune.r By
Frederick Palmer. 874-882.
''l'lrc Conversion of the Red Neck: A Story of Arizona. I By Hiram Moe
Greene. 883-888.
'llow Driver Bray Saved the Mail: The Story of the Mad Driver.'
By Wilfred L. Randell. 889-892.
''l'lrc Little B1ack Man.' By M. Forrest. 893-894.
',0 (July-Dec L91-2)
''l'l rr. Ship Valiant.' By Herman Scheffauer. 49-5a-
"l'lrt' Flying Diver.r By Joseph Ernest. 59-7L.
"l'l rree Dances.' By Betty van der Goes. 73-79.
"l'lrc Intervention of Punch.' By L. Hayes. 99-101.
"':;Jrooky" Simpkins.' By Lucy Nicholson. 106-108.
''l'lrr. Fairiesr Exhibition.' By Mrs Randolph Stawell. 109-111.
''l'lrc Cleopatra Diamond: A Detective Story. I By John A. Moroso.
tL3-I22.
''l'l rt, New Othello: A Romance that Went Wrong.' By C.V. Howard Vincent.
r23-t 27 .
'A Winter Nightrs Adventure.' By Frederick Graves Tang1e. L2A-I32.
"ir',rndal: How Tony Woodiard Was Saved.' By Elinor Morduant. 133-139.
"t'lrr, Trifler: An Australian Story. r By M. Forrest. J-4O-J-44.
''l'wr'lve Hours on a Desert fsland: A TaIe of the Swa1e.' By Chas
Pears. 165-170.
"l'lro Hidden Bride. r By Victor Rousseau. 181-187.
''t'lrr. lt{ystery of the Toy Pom.r By Inglis Allen. \99-209.
'A :;bealthy Foot.r By W.H. Ogilvie. 21-J--21-5.
',rirnmy: A Sussex Idealist.r By Constance Williams. 226-227-
'n l'resent from Home.' By Kenelm Foss. 252-262.
''l'lrr. coner: A Stirring Story Telling How BilJ-y Blain l"lade Good.'
By Talbot Mundy. 263-279.
''l'lrr. T\rro Envelopes: The Story of Dick Kepler's Little Love
By Reginald Wright Kauffman. 280-288.
''l'lr. Strength of luten Unloosed in Mortal Combat for a Fortune
Girl.' By James Oliver Cumood. 289-297.
''l'lrl Unfaithful Servant: The Story of a Pil-lar of the Church.' By
the Author of 'The Greatness of Joshua Porlick' [8. PauI Neuman].
298- 303 .
''l'lrl llouse of the Three Roads: A Story of the Secret Service.' By
,Iohn A" Moroso. 3O4-3L2.
"'11,,1111. Along": The Story of Robert Crumpts Home-coming.' By Alfred
'l'residder Sheppard. 313-319.
'l'lr'. (.'onvict: The Story of a Night's Adventures.! By Clara Thornton.
i20-325.
"l'lrrr lcen Bottles of Cowslip Wine.' By Percy Sheard. 387-392.
' l'lrr. l,,rg End of the Tragedy.' By Mrs Bertram Tanqueray. 399-407 -
9l
Affairs.'
and a

.i
'Clip's HoIiday. ' By G.B. Lancaster. 408-41-8.
'The Skipper's Revenge.' By J.E. Patterson. 419-436-
'The Burnt Mail Bag: A Story of Youthful Folly and a Lost Letter.'
By Alexandra Watson. 445-455.
'The Rescue of a Derel-ict.' By Major F.A. Symons. 456-460.
'A Golf Match.' By Lucy Nicholson. 46I-464.
1A Mythological Diversion.' By J. Johnston Snith. 465-410.
'The Good Red GoId.' By M. Forrest. 47L-474.
'Miss Mollie's Cake.' By M. Forrest. 474-476-
Siluez,side. By Henry C. Rowland. 485-519 , 635-6-76, 927-957.
'The Adoption of the Three Star.' By Stanley Portal Hyatt. 532-536.
'A Womanrs Vengeance.' By R. Austin Freeman. 537-553.
'The Ivlercenary Heinrich.' By Charles D. Leslie. 565-570.
'Mistakes.' By H. Fielding Hall-. 595-598.
'Santa Clara.' By Lucien Sorrell. 599-605.
'The Spirit of the Matterhorn.' By Elizabeth C. Winter. 606-612.
'A Gamin of Paris.' By G.D. Cummins. 613-619.
tBrown.' By M. Forrest. 620-624.
fThe Unknown Island.t By M. Forrest. 624-625.
'The Apple Tree in the Orchard.' By Albert Kinross. 697-708.
tA Strange Tragedy of the Sea.' By J.E. Patterson. 13L-739.
'The Beloved of Amon-Ra.' By WiJ-Iiam Waldorf Astor. 767-790.
'John-for-the-King.' By Q (Sir a.f. Quiller-Couch) . 8I2-82O.
'The Chuck.' By fnglis Allen. 82L-829.
'A Point of Honour.' By W. Henry Francis. 87I-871.
'Heaven's HaIf-hour.' By John Fleming Wilson. 886-890.
tThe Fourth Jewel.' By Henry Albert Phillips. 891-900.
'snowed In: A Story of Pride and Three Red Roses. I By Alexandra Watson.
90L-9r2.
'The Princess and the Clown: A Complete Novelette. ' By Norreys
Conne11. 959-1006.
'The Corrigaun: A Story of the Australian Bush.' By 14. Forrest.
1007-1012.
'The Squire's Daughter.' By C. Grant Robertson. 10I3-l-O21.
'The GoaI of Peace: A Short Story.' By Major F.A. Symons.
1031-1036.
51 (Jan-June 1913)
'The Level-Ier.' By Donal Hamilton Haines. L3-24.
'Fanny: A Failure.' By S.G. Tallentyre. 41-50.
The Seeret. By Frank Savile. 57-80, 2LO-225, 4O3-4L9, 523-542,
665-684, 839-855.
'That Great Man.r By Laurence Clarke. 85-93.
'The Mystery of the Vathek.' By Martin Swayne. 94-LO4-
'Dinah Does Her Best.' By A.E. James. L2O-I28.
'A Consul-tation.' By Alan Raleigh. L34-l'40.
'cratitude.' By H.S. L4L-I42.
'The Snowflake.' By Harold Blind. 156-160.
92
"t'ricotrin the Critic. I
"t'he lvlaster Touch.' By
r9L-202.
"l'he Ver-darned Clock. I
By Leonard Merrick. 169-180.
Sir Arthur Scott Craven and George Kelly.
By James Hopper. 237-248.
"l'lre Hand and the Crime.' By L.J. Beeston. 258-264.
"l'lre House of a Dream.' By Katharine Tynan. 265-274.
'llotween HandcJ-aps.t By Edward Rutledge. 28O-2a5.
't'ommunion.' By Alfred Ollivant. 285-286.
'lt,rrbara Who Came Back.' By H. Rider Hagqard. 289-304, 468-488.
"l'lre Voice of the Charmer.' By E.W. Hornung. 3L2-32L.
"l'lre Inn of the T\r'ro Witches: A Find.' By Joseph Conrad. 335-352.
"l'lre Absence of I"1r Gl-ass.r By G.K. Chesterton. 358-368.
'ltrrried Treasure.r By O. Henry. 395-402.
'lrirrah's Revenqe.r By A.E. James. 420-428.
'tlrrtter GoId.' By E.W. Haynes. 433-436.
'n l)ot of Geraniums.' By Lilly Douglas. 436-438.
''l'lrr: Great Day in 1920.' By Captain S.W. Beeman. 44I-452.
'Aribaud's T\llo Wives.' By Leonard. Merrick. 453-46L.
't'l i-mate and Conditions. ' By Talbot Mundy . 497-5IO.
''l'l rr: Pale Cow.' By G.D. Cummins. 552-560.
' ltr rbby's Cannon. ' By W. Harold Thomson . 51 4-577 .
'rrrrc Son of the Prophet.r By Francis l,lorse. 577-579.
'/\ centleman of the Road.' By Reginatd Arkell. 579-580.
I'lrr' Fortunate Iouth. By William John Locke. 583-608, 788-804.
't'lt,' Wisdon of Fathez' Btoun. By G.K. Chesterton. 6L5-624, 'l7O-780.
'l;imple Simon.' By Max Pemberton. 632-642-
"l'lr

'The Land of Heart's Desire.r By Philip Gibbs. 143-f50.
tA Professional Episode.' By Arthur Morrison. I62-L67.
rThe Dog of Discord. I By Marmaduke Pickthall. L7O-L79.
rIn the Aisles of Shame.' By l,larion Hill. f85-194.
rThe Hopkins Romance.' By H.C. Bailey. 195-208.
rThings As They Are.r By John Fleming Wilson. 235-244.
'Triptych.' By A.M.D. 28O-28L.
f Fortr:ne's Road. ' By Alice Massie. 282-283.
'Luck. I By Marjorie L.C. Pickthall. 301-309.
'Long Barclay - Cattle Kinq.' By Jeffrey Sil-ant. 333-345, 539-552,
68L-694.
'Dying Easy.' By Eleanor Hallowell Abbot. 394-410.
'The Reqistry Office: A Fable With a Moral for Mistresses.' By
Sheila Agnes Hegarty. 4I6-42L.
rT\,,to's Company.' By F.O.L. 42L-424.
fOut of Pocket.' By Mrs Henry Dudeney. 434-445.
'Mikers Little Brother.' By P.G. Wodehouse. 45I-456.
fThe Mother-heart.r By Ursula Wilkins. 474-484.
'The Soldier. I By Albert Kinross. 560-562.
'The tliracle.' By Brenda Elizabeth Spender. 562-566.
rBalaclava. I By Herman Scheffauer. 569-580.
rThe Sword of Wood.' By G.K. Chesterton. 581-590.
'Sop: Being an Early Adventure of Jenny Pearl.' By Compton
Mackenzie. 601-6I3.
The TriaLs and ?r,iumphs of WiLLi.an PoLLok, Mine Superintendnnt.
By Gerald F. Grogan. 619-630, 840-85I.
rA Tragedy in Figures.' By John Linton. 7OI-7O3.
rThe Meal of His Life: A TaIe for the Very Greedy and the Very Young.'
By F.o.L. 7O3-7O7.
rThe Edge of the Evening.' By Rudyard Kipling. 7L4-726.
'Floromond and Frisonnette.' By Leonard Merrick. 727-737.
rThe Arresting Point.' By Egerton Castle. 738-753.
'The Seven Deadly Sins.' By Marjorie Bowen. 757-766.
'Little Man.' By Robert Herrick. 767-776.
Count Saros. By L.J. Beeston. 777-788.
rThe Tapestried Room.' By Rafael Sabatini. 790-799.
'The Parliament of Santa Claus.' By Phitip Gibbs. 807-816.
'fhe Man Who Had Greatness Thrust Upon Him.' By George Kelly and
Arthur Scott Craven. 852-861.
fHumane Society.r By Pett Ridge. 862-870.
'The Courting of Nicholas. I By Eden Phillpotts. 879-887.
'The Christmas Card. I By A.E. 895-898.
'The Test. I By G.B. Lancaster. 902-906.
fThe Man Who Was Rembrandt, and Others.r By John Haslette. 9OO-9O2.
53 (Jan-June f914)
Count Saros (cont.). By L.J. Beeston. L-I2, L97-206, 3L5-326,
443-45I, 549-559.
94
"t'he Sheep-bells. ' By Rosamond Napier . 23-33.
'Rlind Man's Bluff.' By Tom Gallon. 34-45.
'l'he Seuen DeadLg Sins (cont.). By Ivlarjorie Bowen. 53-62, 239-249,
373-384, 501-512, 581-592, 71L-782.
'l'he Fortutnate Youth (cont.). By l{.J. Locke. 75-90, 18I-189, 355-362.
'My Daughter and HaIf the Kingdom: An Up-to-date Fairy Tal-e in Ever
So Many Chapters.' By Dion Clayton Calthrop. 9L-97.
"l'he Tudor Pride.t By Katharine \znan. II3-L22.
'Molly's Escape.' By Ethel Hamilton Hunter. 135-137.
',,r.rles Fouqubres. ' By H.M. Cross. 137-140 -
"l'he New Pink Dress: Beinq an Early Adventure of Jenny Pearl .'
By Compton Mackenzie. 143-153,
't'ltr: Trials and Tz,iurnphs of t/i.1-Li.an Pollok, Mine Superintendnnl (cont.).
By Gerald F. Grogan. I54-L64.
''l'he Two Towers: A Fable.r By Herman Scheffauer. 2OB-2L9.
''l'lre Sharpness of Selina's Elbows.' By Ada Leonora Harris. 264-261 .
'Arr fndian Sunrise. ' By T.FI . Manners l{owe " 268-210.
',J.rck-i'-the-Mud.' By Ewart Richardson. 21I-21 3.
',ludith of the Isles.' By Morley Roberts. 292-302.
'When Earth Was Yolurg.' By Charles G.D. Roberts. 303-312, 482-493.
''t'he Yellow Mask.' By H. de Vere Stacpoole. 327-335.
''l'l re Dwe-lling of a Night.' By Oliver Onions. 345-354.
'l,crve in the Cinema.' By C. Gordon Thomson. 390-392.
''l'lre Seeker. I By Walter H. Holton. 392-394.
'A Danse-Macabre.' By Bernard Capes. 394-396.
"l'lie Look.' By Ralph Garth, 396-398.
'i'lrt: Great Age . By J. C. Snaith . 4LL-428 , 622-636 , 754-763 .
''l'he Mirrors. ' By Christopher Stone . 436-442.
'( )n strike. I By Radcliffe Martin. 460-465 .
'tr i lly Finding Out. ' By J.E. Buckrose" 413-4AI, 5o0-568.
''l'tre Stiflerd.' B1' H.M. Cross. 52L-523.
'Wliat Happened.' By Christine Jope-Slade. 523-521.
'l{cconcil-iation.' By Robert cibb. 527-528.
''l'lre Scoop. I By Laurence Cl-arke. 593-602.
''l'he Destroying Splendour: A Story of When Earth Was Young.'
By Charles c.D. Roberts. 603-611.
''l'lre Mermaid.' By George A. Birmingham. 6L4-62I-
"l'lie Dead. Line: A Wyoming Incident.r By Frederick Niven. 64I-648.
''l'[re fncomplete Father. ' By Alice Massie. 559-561.
'A Colonist. I By G. Surrey . 662-665.
''t'Ire Exploiter.' ' By Ivor Brown . 665-666 .
"l'lre Souf of Clarence Browne: Being Some Fragments of a Modern
Autobi-ography.' By l4ax Rittenberg. 1O5-7O9.
"l'lrc Terror of the Dark: A Story of When Earth Was Young.'
By Charles c.D. Roberts. 710-7I8.
'r;impkins' Pj-cnic.' By Percy Sheard. 719-725.
"l'l rc Dago.' By Perceval Gibbon. 728-738.
'lt,rr--k-chat. I By A.E. Jones . 793-191 .

One Perfect Hour.' By Herbert A. Postlethwaite. 805-807.
'John.' By B.W. Edwards. 803-805.
rThe Rudeness of M. Blanc.' By J.J. BelI. 820-829.
54 (July-Dec 1914)
'Concerning a Wild Cat. I By Albert Dorrington. 831-834.
rTtre Salad of Colonel Cray.' By G.K. Chesterton. 835-843.
fA Gamin of Paris. I By G.D. Cummins. 844-852.
rThe Sleeping Faun. I By Marjorie Pickthall. 853-855.
rThe Frontier. I By J.E. Yates. 866-868.
fRough Music.' By Mrs Henry Dudeney. 869-876.
rTtre E1ect. I By Gouverneur Morris. 877-888.
rDr Rtrodesrs Experiment.r By Allan Raleigh. 889-900.
rWhen Earth Was Young: The Feasting of the Cave FoIk. I By Charles
G.D. Roberts. 901-908.
'The Gods of the Garden.' By Katharine lYnan. 932-939.
fBlack Billy.' By M. Forrest. 94O-94L.
'Ttre Wisdom of Father Brown: The Duel of Doctor Hirsch.' By G.K.
Chesterton. 962-97L.
fThe Battery.' By F. Britten Austin. 972-9A2.
rHow a Poet Was Made.' By C.H. Bovill. 988-995.
'M. Ie Deput6 and His Affair With the Little Green Cat.' By G.D.
' Cununins. 1001-1008.
rThe Word of Borgia. I By Rafael Sabatini. 1013-1024.
'On the Face of the lilaters - A Story of l{hen Earth l{as Young. r
By Charles G.D. Roberts. 1055-1061.
lTtre lfheel of Flame. I By He:mann Scheffauer. LO62-LO67.
rConunon or Garden Earth.' By Cynthia Stockley. tO68-I080.
rlooping of the Loop.' By A. Murison Cogswell. 1081-1082.
rThe Cat.' By Gerald Grogan. 1082-1085.
rEarlv Egyptian.' By Ada Leonora Harris. 1085-1086.
'Barbara.' By Frances Aymour Mathews. 9-22.
'The God of the Gongs (The Wisdom of Father Brown). I By G.K.
Chesterton. 23-32.
tHare of March.' By Justin Huntly Mc€arthy. 59-64.
fApplied Mathematics.r By C.H. Bovill. t65l-1721.
rThe Trials and Triumphs of lfilliam Pollok: Ttre Stealers- | By
Gerald Grogan. t73l-t831 .
rLocum Tenens. I By Ian Hay. t89l-t1001.
'fn the Bilges.I By Frank Chase. tf05l-t1191.
rThe Symphony.' By Albert Kinross. tl2Ol-t1211.
fA Tragic Capture.' By E.H. Young. tl2ll -lI24l.
I John . ' By He len lilartineau . ll'24l - t 1261 .
'fhe Wilderness Mail.' By J.O. Cunlood. aL26l-11281
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