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Contents

Literature

I. The Lost Eden . . By William Watson . Page 11 II. She and He: Recent Documents Henry James . . . 15 III. My Note-Book in the Weald Menie Muriel Dowie . 39 IV. Flower o' the Clove . Henry Harland . . 65 V. The Ghost Bereft . . E. Nesbit . . .110 VI. Three Reflections . . Stanley V. Makower . 113 VII. Marcel : An Hotel Child Lena Milman . . . 141 VIII. To Rollo . . . Kenneth Grahame . . 165 IX. The Restless River . Evelyn Sharp . . . 167 X. The Unka . . . Frank Athelstane Swettenham, C.M.G. . . 191 XI. A Little Holiday . . Oswald Sickert . . . 204 XII. St. Joseph and Mary Marie Clothilde Balfour . 215 XIII. Alexander the Ratcatcher Richard Garnett, C.B., LL.D. . . .221 XIV. Natalie. . . . Renee de Coutans . . 245 XV. The Burden of Pity . A. Bernard Miall . . 248 XVI. Far Above Rubies . . Netta Syrett . . . 250 XVII. At the Article of Death . John Buchan . . . 273 XVIII. Children of the Mist . Rosamund Marriott Watson 281 XIX. A Forgotten Novelist . Hermione Ramsden . . 291 XX. A Fire Stephen Phillips . . 306 XXI. At Twickenham . . Ella D'Arcy . . .313 XXII. Two Prose Fancies . Richard Le Gallienne . 333 The Yellow Book — Vol. XII. — January, 1897 Art

Art

I. Bodley Heads. No. 6 Portrait of Miss Evelyn Sharp. By E. A. Walton . . "Page 7 II. Puck . III. Enfant Terrible . IV. A Nursery Rhyme Heroine V. Almost a Portrait . . Ethel Reed . 55 VI. A Landscape . Alfred Thornton . 138 VII. The Muslin Dress . Mabel Dearmer . . 188 VIII. A Pathway to the Moon IX. A Silverpoint . . Patten Wilson . . 243 X. Maternity XI. Grief . XII. A Study of Trees . Aline Szold . . 283 XIII. Ferry Bridge . XIV. The Harvest Moon Charles Pears . . 307 The Front Cover Design and Title-page are by ETHEL REED.