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Contents

Literature

I. The Blessed . . . By W. B. Yeats . . Page 11 II. Merely Players . .Henry Harland . . 19 III. Sonnets from the Portuguese Richard Garnett, C.B., LL.D. . . . . 51 IV. The Christ of Toro . Mrs. Cunningham Grahame 56 V. The Question . . Stephen Phillips . . 74 VI. Concerning Preciosity . John M. Robertson . . 79 VII. Sir Dagonet's Quest F. B. Money Coutts . . 107 VIII. The Runaway . . Marion Hepworth Dixon . 110 IX. Pierrot . . . . Olive Custance . . 121 X. On the Toss of a Penny Cecil de Thierry . . 129 XI. April of England . . A. Myron . . . 143 XII. At Old Italian Case-ments Dora Greenwell McChesney 144 XIII. The Rose . . . Henry W. Nevinson . . 153 XIV. An Immortal . . Sidney Benson Thorp . 156 XV. The Noon of Love . J. A. Blaikie . . . . 167 XVI. The Other Anna . . Evelyn Sharp . . . 170 XVII. Two Poems . . . Douglas Ainslie . . 194 XVIII. A Melodrama . . T. Baron Russell . . 205 XIX. Oasis . . . . Rosamund Marriott Watson 212 XX. A Pair of Parricides . Francis Watt . . . 213 XXI. Kit: an American Boy . Jennie A. Eustace . . 237 XXII. Forgetfulness . . . R. V. Risley . . . 257 XXIII. Lucy Wren . . . Ada Radford . . . 272 XXIV. Sir Julian Garve . . Ella D'Arcy . . . 291 XXV. Two Prose Fancies . Richard Le Gallienne . 308 The Yellow Book— Vol. XIII. — April, 1897 Art

Art

I. Vanity . . . By D.Y. Cameron . Page 7 II. Winter Evening on the Clyde Muirhead Bone . . 14 III. Old Houses off the Dry Gate, Glasgow IV. The Black Cockade . Katharine Cameron . . 76 V. An Introduction . . Ethel Reed . . . 123 VI. A Vision . . . VII. Fine Feathers make Fine Birds . . . A. Bauerle . . . 149 VIII. An Eastern Town Patten Wilson . . . 197 IX. Book-plate of Egerton Clairmonte, Esq. X. Book-plate of H. B. Marriott Watson, Esq. XI. Book-plate of S. Carey Curtis, Esq.. XII. Helen . . . E. J. Sullivan . . 227 XIII. The Sorceress . . XIV. The Couch . . XV. The Mirror . . XVI. The Fairy Prince . Charles Conder . . 285 XVII. A Masque . . . XVIII. A Shepherd Boy . . E. Philip Pimlott . . 317

The cover-design is by Mabel Syrett, the design on the title-page by Patten Wilson. The half-tone blocks in this Volume, and in Volumes XI. and XII., are by W. H. Ward & Co. The line-blocks are by Carl Hentschel & Co.