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ADAMS (FRANCIS).
ESSAYS IN MODERNITY. Cr. 8vo. 5s. net. [Shortly.
Chicago: Stone & Kimball.
A CHILD OF THE AGE. (See KEYNOTES SERIES.)

ALLEN (GRANT).
THE LOWER SLOPES : A Volume of Verse. With title-page
and cover design by J. ILLINGWORTH KAY. 600 copies,
cr. 8vo. 5s. net.
Chicago: Stone & Kimball.
THE WOMAN WHO DID. (See KEYNOTES SERIES.)

BEARDSLEY (AUBREY).
THE STORY OF VENUS AND TANNHÄUSER, in which is set
forth an exact account of the Manner of State held by
Madam Venus, Goddess and Meretrix, under the famous
Hörselberg, and containing the adventures of Tannhäuser
in that place, his repentance, his journeying to Rome, and
return to the loving mountain. By AUBREY BEARDSLEY.
With 20 full-page illustrations, numerous ornaments, and
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            [In preparation.

BEDDOES (T. L.).
See GOSSE (EDMUND).

BEECHING (Rev. H. C.)
IN A GARDEN : Poems. With title-page and cover design by
ROGER FRY. Cr. 8vo. 5s. net.

BENSON (ARTHUR CHRISTOPHER).
LYRICS. Fcap. 8vo, buckram. 5s. net.

BROTHERTON (MARY).
ROSEMARY FOR REMEMBRANCE. With title-page and cover
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CAMPBELL (GERALD).
THE JONESES AND THE ASTERISKS. With six illustrations
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CASTLE (Mrs. EGERTON).
MY LITTLE LADY ANNE : A Romance. Sq. 16mo. 2s. 6d.
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D’ARCY (ELLA).
MONOCHROMES. (See KEYNOTES SERIES.)

DAVIDSON (JOHN).
PLAYS : An Unhistorical Pastoral ; A Romantic Farce ;
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Chicago: Stone & Kimball.
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THE GIRL FROM THE FARM. (See KEYNOTES SERIES.)

DOSTOIEVSKY (F.).
(See KEYNOTES SERIES, Vol. III.

ECHEGARAY (JOSE).
See LYNCH (HANNAH).

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DISCORDS. (See KEYNOTES SERIES.)
YOUNG OFEG’S DITTIES. A translation from the Swedish of
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THE DANCING FAUN. (See KEYNOTES SERIES. )

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LEFFLER.] Translated from the German by HERMIONE
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GREEN ARRAS : Poems. With illustrations by the Author.
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GODEFROI AND YOLANDE : A Play. With 3 illustrations by
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ROMANTIC PROFESSIONS : A volume of Essays. With title-
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THE ART OF THOMAS HARDY. Six Essays, with etched
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THE WHITE WAMPUM : Poems. With title-page and cover
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LANDER (HARRY).
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LANG (ANDREW).
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LEATHER (R. K.).
VERSES. 250 copies, fcap. 8vo. 3s net.
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LE GALLIENNE (RICHARD).
PROSE FANCIES. With portrait of the Author by WILSON
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LE GALLIENNE (RICHARD).
THE RELIGION OF A LITERARY MAN. 5th thousand, cr. 8vo,
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LOWRY (H. D.).
WOMEN’S TRAGEDIES. (See KEYNOTES SERIES.)

LUCAS (WINIFRED).
A VOLUME OF POEMS. Fcap. 8vo. 4s. 6d. net.
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LYNCH (HANNAH).
THE GREAT GALEOTO AND FOLLY OR SAINTLINESS. Two
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MACHEN (ARTHUR).
THE GREAT GOD PAN. (See KEYNOTES SERIES.)
THE THREE IMPOSTORS. (See KEYNOTES SERIES.)

MACLEOD (FIONA).
THE MOUNTAIN LOVERS. (See KEYNOTES SERIES.)

MAKOWER (STANLEY V.).
THE MIRROR OF MUSIC. (See KEYNOTES SERIES.)

MARZIALS (THEO.).
THE GALLERY OF PIGEONS AND OTHER POEMS. Post 8vo.
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THE WOOD OF THE: BRAMBLES : A Novel. Cr. 8vo. 4s. 6d. net.6d. net.
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MEREDITH (GEORGE).
THE FIRST PUBLISHED PORTRAIT OF THIS AUTHOR, engraved
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THE BUILDING OF THE CITY BEAUTIFUL. Fcap. 8vo.
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Irremediable . . . . . Ella D’Arcy
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A Dream of November . . . ” ”
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Poor Cousin Louis . . . . Ella D Arcy
The Composer of ” Carmen ” . . Charles Willeby
Thirty Bob a Week . . . . John Davidson
A Responsibility . Henry Harland
A Song . . . . . . Dollie Radford
Passed . . . . . . Charlotte M. Mew
Sat est Scripsisse . . . . Austin Dobson
Three Stories . . . . . V., O., C. S.
In a Gallery . . . . . Katharine De Mattos
The Yellow Book, criticised . . Philip Gilbert Hamerton,
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Madame Rejane . . . . Dauphin Meunier
The Roman Road . . . . Kenneth Grahame
Betrothed . . . . . Norman Gale
Thy Heart’s Desire . . . . Netta Syrett
Reticence in Literature . . . Hubert Crackanthorpe
My Study . . . . . Alfred Hayes
A Letter to the Editor . . . Max Beerbohm
An Epigram . . . . . William Watson
The Coxon Fund . . . . Henry James

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The Lamplighter . . . . A. S. Hartrick
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Portrait of Madame Rejane . . ” “
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Ada Lundberg. . . . . Walter Sickert
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An Idyll . . . . . . W. Brown MacDougall
A Lady and Gentleman . . . P. Wilson Steer
Portrait of Himself . . . . ” “
Portrait of Henry James . . . J. S. Sargent, A.R.A.
Girl Resting . . . . . Sydney Adamson
A Study . . . . . . Bernhard Sickert
For the Backs of Playing Cards . Aymer Vallance

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The Headswoman . . . . Kenneth Grahame
Credo . . . . . . Arthur Symons
White Magic . . . . . Ella D’Arcy
Fleurs de Feu . . . . . José Maria de Hérédia of
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Flowers of Fire, a Translation . . By Ellen M. Clerke
When I am King . . . . Henry Harland
To a Bunch of Lilac . . . Theo Marzials
Apple-Blossom in Brittany . . Ernest Dowson
To Salomé at St. James’s . . Theodore Wratislaw
Second Thoughts . . . . Arthur Moore
Twilight . . . . . . Olive Custance
Tobacco Clouds . . . . Lionel Johnson
Reiselust . . . . . . Annie Macdonell
To Every Man a Damsel or Two . C. S.
A Song and a Tale . . . . Nora Hopper
De Profundis . . . . . S. Cornish Watkins
A Study in Sentimentality . . Hubert Crackanthorpe
George Meredith . . . . Morton Fullerton
Jeanne-Marie . . . . . Leila Macdonald
Parson Herrick’s Muse . . . C. W. Dalmon
A Note on George the Fourth . . Max Beerbohm
The Ballad of a Nun . . . John Davidson

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Lady Gold’s Escort . . . . ” ”
The Wagnerites . . . . ” “
La Dame aux Camélias . . . ” “
From a Pastel . . . . . Albert Foschter
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Charley’s Aunt. . . . . ” ”
The Mirror . . . . . P. Wilson Steer
Skirt-Dancing . . . . . ” ”
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George the Fourth . . . . Max Beerbohm
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The House of Shame . . . H. B. Marriott Watson
Rondeaux d’Amour . . . . Dolf Wyllarde
Wladislaw’s Advent . . . . Ménie Muriel Dowie
The Waking of Spring . . . Olive Custance
Mr. Stevenson’s Forerunner . . James Ashcroft Noble
Red Rose . . . . . Leila Macdonald
Margaret . . . . . . C. S.
Of One in Russia . . . . Richard Garnett, LL.D.
Theodora, a Fragment . . . Victoria Cross
Two Songs . . . . . Charles Sydney
A Falling Out . . . . . Kenneth Grahame
Hor. Car. I. 5 . . . . . Charles Newton-Robinson
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The End of an Episode . . . Evelyn Sharp
1880 . . . . . . . Max Beerbohm
Proem to ” The Wonderful Mission
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A Sussex Landscape . . . William Hyde
Hotel Royal, Dieppe . . . Walter Sickert
Bodley Heads. No. I : Mr.
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Portrait of Mr. George Moore . . ” “
Rustem Firing the First Shot . . Patten Wilson
A Westmorland Village . . . W. W. Russell
The Knock-out . . . . A. S. Hartrick

Design for a Fan . . . . By Charles Conder
Bodley Heads. No. 2 : Mr. John
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A Lady in Grey . . . . P. Wilson Steer
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The Mysterious Rose Garden . . Aubrey Beardsley
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