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Contents

Literature

I. A Seventh-story Heaven . By Richard Le Gallienne . Page 11 II. The House Desolate . Rosamund Marriott Watson 23 III. The Queen's Pleasure . Henry Harland . . 29 IV. A Few Notes upon Mr. James.. Lena Milman . . . 71 V. The Truce of the Bishop.. Harold Frederic . . 84 VI. The Pompeian Coelia . Leila Macdonald . . 117 VII. Books: a Letter to the Editor.. "The Yellow Dwarf" . 125 VIII. Passion . . . . Richard Garnett, LL.D., C.B. 149 IX. A Correspondence . . Netta Syrett . . . 150 X. Under Grey Skies . . S. Cornish Watkins . . 179 XI. Two Hours : Two Women Susan Christian . . 181 XII. A Sonnet . . . A. C. Benson . . . 191 XIII. The Iniquity of Oblivion . . . Kenneth Grahame . . . 192 XIV. The Poet' s Picture . Olive Custance . . 203 XV. Stories Toto Told Me . Baron Corvo . . . 209 . XVI. Two Songs . . . Frances Nicholson . . 229 XVII. Bread and the Circus . Hubert Crackanthorpe . 235 XVIII. Last Fires . . . Lily Thicknesse . . 261 XIX. Life and Death . . Ellis J. Wynne . . 265 XX. Martha . . . . Mrs. Murray Hickson . 267 XXI. Voyages dans les Yeux Dauphin Meunier . . 283 XXII. The Web of Maya . Ella D'Arcy . . . 291 XXIII. A Fragment . . . Theo Marzials . . . 319

Art The Yellow Book—Vol. VII.—October, 1895

Art

I. The Bride . . .By Frank Bramley, A.R.A. . Page 7 II. Merlin and Vivien . . Henry R. Rheam . . 25 III. Marie . . . Elizabeth Stanhope Forbes 112 IV. Jonquil . . Elizabeth Stanhope Forbes 112 V. On the Seine . . Caroline Gotch . . 120 VI. Motherhood . . Caroline Gotch . . 120 VII. Their Daily Bread . Stanhope A. Forbes, A.R.A. . .144 VIII. By the Fireside . Stanhope A. Forbes, A.R.A. . .144 IX. Blue Hills Mine . T. C. Gotch . . . 174 X. Charcoal Study . T. C. Gotch . . . 174 XI. Seascape . . . . Percy R. Craft . . 187 XII. Solitude . . . . John Crooke . . . 200 XIII. Charcoal Study . . John da Costa . . 205 XIV. Fair Play . . . . Fred Hall . . . 225XV. A Pastoral . . Frank Richards . . . 231XVI. On the Loing . . . A. Tanner . . . 258 XVII. An Old Campaigner . Walter Langley . . 262XVIII. On the Yealm . . . A. Chevallier Tayler . 280XIX. Trengwainton . . Norman Garstin . . 286 XX. A Portrait . . Norman Garstin . . 286

The Title-page and Front Cover (NewlynBoat and Lighthouse and Evening Prim- rose) are by J. D. MACKENZIE.

The Pictures in this Volume are by Members of the NEWLYN SCHOOL.

The half-tone Blocks art by the Swan Electric Engraving Company.