Contents

Literature

I. The Blessed .

II. Merely Players

III. Sonnets from the J

Portuguese/

IV. The Christ of Toro

V. The Question

VI. Concerning Preciosity

VII. Sir Dagonet’s Quest

VIII. The Runaway

IX. Pierrot .

X. On the Toss of a Penny

XI. April of England .

XII. At Old Italian Case- I
ments/

XIII. The Rose

XIV. An Immortal

XV. The Noon of Love

XVI. The Other Anna .

XVII. Two Poems .

XVIII. A Melodrama

XIX. Oasis .

XX. A Pair of Parricides

XXI. Kit: an American Boy .

XXII. Forgetfulness .

XXIII. Lucy Wren .

XXIV. Sir Julian Garve
XXV. Two Prose Fancies

By W. B. Yeats . . Tage n

Henry Harland . . 19

Richard Garnett, C.B.,

LL.D.51

Mrs.Cunningham Grahame 56
Stephen Phillips . . 74

John M. Robertson . . 79

F. B. Money Coutts. . 107

Marion Hepworth Dixon . no
Olive Custance . .121

Cecil de Thierry . .129

A. Myron . . . 143

Dora Greenwell McChesney T44

Henry W. Nevinson . .153

Sidney Benson Thorp . 155

J. A. Blaikie . . .167

Evelyn Sharp . . .170

Douglas Ainslie . .194

T. Baron Russell . . 205

Rosamund MarriottWatson 212
Francis Watt . . .213

Jennie A. Eustace . .237

R. V. Risley . . . 257

Ada Radford . . .272

Ella D’Arcy . . .291

Richard Le Gallienne . 308

The Yellow Book—Vol. XIII.—April, 1897

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