XML PDF Two Songs I MY Love is dark, but she is fair; As dark as damask roses are, As dark as woodland lake-water, Which…
XML PDF A Painter of a New Day I IT might not unreasonably be supposed that imaginative art would have been crushed under the…
XML PDF The Mystery of Time Characters: PAST. PRESENT. FUTURE THE PRESENT is seated on a throne a man in the prime of life, his eyes…
XML PDF Scene-Shifting I HOLD that a man’s work should take colour from his surround- ings, so writing as I do from the painting…
XML PDF A Game of Confidences “OH, there you are, Paul! How do you do? I’m so glad to see you again.” Mrs Vibart…
XML PDF The Wayward Atom A TALE OF EVOLUTION IN the days when all was Chaos, before ever principalities existed or any Universal Peace…
XML PDF Old Songs I.—FAIR ROSAMUND HOW did you get in?” said Fair Rosamund indifferently. Queen Eleanor held up the skein of silk, with…
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XML PDF TITLE PAGE THE VENTURE An Annual of Art and Literature Edited by LAURENCE HOUSMAN AND W. SOMERSET MAUGHAM. LONDON AT JOHN BAILLIE’S 1, PRINCES…