The yellow book: an illustrated quarterly (7.1895)

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L A Seventh-story Heaven. By Richard
J-e Gallicn.ne
li. The House Desolate. By Rosamund
Marriott Watson
III. The Queen’s Pleasure. By Henry
Harland
IV. A Few Notes upon Mr. Jamei. By Lens
Milman
V. The Truce of the Bishop. By Harold
Frederic
VI. The Pompeian Ccelia. By Leila Mac-
donald
VII. Books : a Letter to the Editor. By
“The Yellow Dwarf”
VIII. Passion By Richard Garnett, LI,.D.,C.B.
IX. A Correspondence. By Nett a Syrett
X. UnderGrevSkies. ByS. Cornish Watkins
XI. Two Hours : Two Women. By Susan
Christian
XII. A Sonnet. By A. C. Benson
XIII. The Iniquity of Oblivion. By Kenjveth
Grahame
XIV. The Poet’s Picture. By Olive Custance
XV. Stories Toto Told Me. By Barou Corvo
XVI. Two Songs. By Mrs. NichCson
XVII. Bread and the Circus. By Hubert
Crackanthorpe
XVIII. Last F ires. By Lily Thicknessc

XIX. Life and Death, By Ellis J. Wynn®
XX. Martha. By Mrs. Murray Hickson
XXI. Voyages dans les Yeux. By Dauphin
Meunier
X XII. The Web of Maya. By Ella D’Arcy
XXIII. A Fragment. Theo. Marzials
Art
I. The Bride. By Frank Bramley, A k.A.
II. Merlin and Vivien By Henry R. Rheam
j By Elizabeth Stanhope Forbes

Marie
jonquil

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By Caroline Gotch

Motherhood /
Their Daily Bread a By Stanhope A
By the Fireside J Forbes. A.R.A.
, Blue Hills Mine t
. Charcoal Study j By T’ C‘ G°tCh
Seascape. By Percy R. Craft
Solitude. By John Crooke
A Charcoal Study. By John da Costa
Fair Play By Fred Hall
A Pastoral By Frank Richards
On the Loing, By A. Tanner.
An Old Campaigner. By Walter Langley
On the Ycalm. By A. Chevallier Taylcr
Trengwainton
A Portrait I

Bv Norman Garstin

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