The yellow book: an illustrated quarterly (6.1895)

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literature

i. The Next Time. By Henry James
II. Earth’s Complines. By Charles G. D.
Roberts
III. Tirala-tirala. By Henry Harland
IV. The Golden Touch. By Rosamund
Marriott Watson
V, Long Odds. By Kenneth Grahame
VI, A Letter Home. By Enoch Arnold
Bennett
VII. The Captain’s Book. By George Egerton
VIII. A Song. By Dollie Radford
IX. A New Poster. By Evelyn Sharp
X. An Appreciation of Ouida. By G. S.
Street
XL Justice. By Richard Garnett, LL.D.,
C.B.
XII. Lilia. By Prince Bojidar Karageorge-
vitch
XIII. In an American Newspaper Office. By
Charles Miner Thompson
XIV. A Madrigal. By Olive Custance
XV. The Dead Wall. By H. B. Marriott
Watson
XVI. Mars. By Rose, Haig Thomas
XVII. The Auction . Room of Letters. By
Arthur Waugh
XVIII. The Crimson Weaver. By R. Murray
Gilchrist
XIX. The Digger. By Edgar Prestage

XX. A Pen-and-ink Effect. By Frances E.
Huntley
XXL Consolation. By J. A. Blaikie
XXII. A Beautiful Accident. By Stanley V.
Makowcr
XXIII. Four Prose Fancies. By Richard Le
Gallienne
XXIV. Two Letters to a Friend. By Theodore
Watts
Art
I. The Guitar Player. By George Thomson
II, Durham. By F. G. Cotman
HI. A Penelope J
IV. Sohrab Taking Leave By Patten Wilson
of his Mother;
V. The Yellow 1 % Genrude D. Hammond
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P. Wilson Steer

VI, Star and Garter,!
RichmondJ
VII. The Screen. By Sir William Eden, Bart.
VIII. Padstow. Gertrude Prideaux-Brune
IX. Souvenir de Paris. By Charles Conder
X. Wasser Thurm, Nurn- \ wnfred Bal!
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XL The Mirror \ By Fred Ryland
XII. Keyjiotes J
XIII. Trees. By Alfred Thorton
XIV. Gossips. By A. S. Hartrick
XV. Going to Church
XVI. A Study

j By William Strang