Complete Index to The Dome, 1897-1900

Edited by

J. B. Jackson and Dana L. Jemison

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Quat'z'Arts Press San Francisco

2007

ISBN-13: 978-0-9798359-2-6 ISBN: 0-9798359-2-5

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INTRODUCTION

This is a complete index to The Dome, published in London by the Unicorn Press and subtitled consecutively "A Quarterly Containing Examples of the Arts" and "An Illustrated Monthly Magazine and Review." This index begins with a Cumulative Author Index, followed by a Cumulative Title Index, then an Index to Individual Issues. Mind the unconventional numbering of the two series.

CUMULATIVE AUTHOR INDEX Ainslie, Douglas. "Chrysoroas." A Poem. VI(18), Apr. 1900,

175-204. ------. "Nachor." A Poem. VII(19), May 1900, 148-156. Altdorfer, Albrecht. "Christ Bearing His Cross." A Woodcut

after. I(2), Nov. 1898, 109. ------. "The Crucifixion." An Engraving after. I(2), Nov.

1898, 113. ------. "The Nativity." After a Painting by. V(14), Dec.

1899, 113. ------. "The Scouring of Christ." A Woodcut after. I(2),

Nov. 1898, 111. ------. "St. Jerome in the Wilderness." A Woodcut after.

I(2), Nov. 1898, 107. Anonymous. "Doctor Geiler von Kaiserberg." A Woodcut.

V(14), Dec. 1899, 91. ------. "The Emperor Maximilian I." A Woodcut. VI(17), Mar.

1900, 129. ------. "Epiphany." A Poem. No. 4, 1898, 42. ------. "The First Labour of King Oswein." A Story. II(4),

Jan. 1899, 77-82. ------. "The Master Builder." A Parable. I(1), Oct. 1898,

2-4. ------. "A Snowless Christmas." A Poem. No. 4, 1898, 42. ------. "The Ten Labours of King Oswin." I(2), Nov. 1898,

97-101. ------. "Timoteo Viti." After a Pastel. III(8), Jun. 1899,

163. ------. "The Voice of the World." VII(19), May 1900, 21-41. Anrooy, A. van. "Water-Gate, Hoorn." A Pen and Ink Sketch.

No. 1, 1897, 9. Austen, Jane. Review of her Emma. II(5), Feb. 1899, 171. Barbari, Jacopo de'. "Christ Descending into Hell." An

Engraving. No. 1, 1897, 71.

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Barsac, Louis. "A Blinded Star." A Christmas Story. I(3), Dec. 1898, 216-222.

------. "The Deserted Village." A Sonnet. No. 1, 1897, 32. ------. "Striding Edge." A Sonnet. No. 2, 1897, 50. ------. "To Baby." A Poem. No. 4, 1898, 40-41. ------. "The Twin Streams." A Sonnet. II(4), Jan. 1899, 86. ------. "Vision." A Poem. I(2), Nov. 1898, 132. ------. "Wanted: A Theme for Modern Verse." A Note. II(6),

Mar. 1899, 211-213. ------. "The Way of the Mist." An Essay. V(13), Nov. 1899,

64-66. Beck, Leonhard. "The Assassins Foiled." A Woodcut. VI(17),

Mar. 1900, 145. ------. "A Joust à l'Italienne." A Woodcut. VI(17), Mar.

1900, 151. ------. "Queen Ehrenreich's Council." A Woodcut. VI(17),

Mar. 1900, 141. ------. "A Surrender." A Woodcut. VI(17), Mar. 1900, 147. ------. "The Young White King Learns French from the Queen

of Feuereisen." A Woodcut after. No. 5, 1898, 75. Bellini, Giovanni. "Madonna and Child." A Woodcut after.

III(9), Jul. 1899, 223. ------. "St. George and the Dragon." A Painting after.

I(2), Nov. 1898, 143. Binyon, Laurence. "Amasis." An Ode. IV(11), Sep. 1899, 79-

83. ------. "Autumn Moonrise." An Ode. III(7), Apr. 1899, 73-

75. ------. "The Bacchanal of Alexander." A Poem. VII(19), May

1900, 9-14. ------. "The Belfry of Bruges." With an Ode. I(3), Dec.

1898, 198-202. ------. "Edward Thomas Daniell." A Note. IV(12), Oct. 1899,

209-216. ------. "The Entry into Ypres." I(1), Oct. 1898, 81. ------. "In the Strand." Two Poems. No. 5, 1898, 29. ------. "Mr. Bridges' 'Prometheus' and Poetic Drama." A

Note. II(6), Mar. 1899, 199-206. ------. "The Paralytic." A Poem. No. 4, 1898, 58. ------. "The Poison Tree." A Poem. No. 5, 1898, 30. ------. "A Prayer to Time." A Poem. II(5), Feb. 1899, 104. ------. Review of his Second Book of London Visions. II(4),

Jan. 1899, 88-89. ------. "The Roof of the Halles at Ypres." I(1), Oct. 1898,

85-86. ------. "Three Engravings of the Early Renaissance." An

Appreciation. No. 1, 1897, 73. Björnsen, Björn, et al. "Verborg'ne Liebe." A Song. III(8),

Jun. 1899, 99-104.

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Blackburn, Vernon. "Berlioz and the Devil." A Musical Miniature. V(13), Nov. 1899, 60-63.

------. "Berlioz at Cologne." A Musical Miniature. I(2), Nov. 1898, 128-131.

------. "An English Bayreuth." A Letter. No. 5, 1898, 86-88.

------. "Messaline." A Musical Miniature. III(7), Apr. 1899, 76-80.

------. "Mozart at Munich." A Note. No. 3, 1897, 82-91. ------. Review of Henry Edward Krehbiel's Music and

Manners: From Pergolese to Beethoven. II(5), Feb. 1899, 167.

------. "Seraglio." A Musical Miniature. I(3), Dec. 1898, 251-252.

------. "Die Zauberflöte." A Musical Miniature. I(3), Dec. 1898, 249-250.

------, et al. "Cradle Song." A Song. No. 4, 1898, 88-89. Blake, William. "Two Illustrations of Imitation of Eclogue

I." Woodcuts. VII(19), May 1900, 159. Bonheur, Rosa. "Ploughing in the Nivernaise." A Painting

after. No. 5, 1898, 83. Borch, G. Ter. "A Man and a Woman with a Guitar." After a

Drawing by. I(3), Dec. 1898, 205. ------. "The Concert." A Photogravure after a Painting by.

I(3), Dec. 1898, loose supplement. Botticelli, Sandro. "Virgin and Child, with St. John the

Baptist, St. Catherine, and Angels." An Oil Painting. No. 1, 1897, 79.

Bottomley, Gordon. "At High Tide." A Poem. II(5), Feb. 1899, 100-103.

------. "A Survival." A Sonnet. II(4), Jan. 1899, 70-71. ------. "The Chamber Concert of Giorgione." A Sonnet.

II(4), Jan. 1899, 70. ------. "For a Poet." A Poem. II(5), Feb. 1899, 99. ------. "For a Virgin and Child by Sandro Botticelli." A

Sonnet. II(4), Jan. 1899, 71. ------. "Isoud in a Lazar-Cote" A Poem. III(9), Jul. 1899,

251-252. ------. "A Song of Apple-Gathering." IV(12), Oct. 1899,

167-168. ------. "'Les Sonneurs' of Gaston La Touche." A Sonnet.

IV(11), Sep. 1899, 84. Boutet de Monvel, M. Review of his Jeanne d'Arc. No. 1,

1897, 103. Bowles, Fred G. "April's Lady." A Poem. I(1), Oct. 1898,

91. Brewer. H. W. "A Bit of Mediaeval London: Houndsditch."

After a Drawing by. II(5), Feb. 1899, 157.

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------. "The Castell Gate." After a Drawing by. III(8), Jun. 1899, 137.

------. "The Castle by the Sea." A Drawing. I(1), Oct. 1898, 5.

------. "The City Belfry." After a Drawing by. IV(10), Aug. 1899, 61.

------. "The City Gate." A Pencil Drawing. No. 1, 1897, p.7.

------. "Illustrissimo et Reverendissimo." An Architectural Fantasy. I(3), Dec. 1898, 223.

------. "Under the Dome." After a Drawing by. V(16), Jan. 1900, 223.

------, et al. "A Memorial College." Three Designs, with a Note. II(6), Mar. 1899, 237-247.

Bronsart, Ingeborg von. "Weisse Rosen." A Song. No. 4, 1898, 85-87.

Bruckman, W. L. "Nude Figure." A Study. No. 1, 1897, 65. ------. "A Screen." A Drawing after. I(2), Nov. 1898, 133. Bryden, Robert. "Burns." Printed from Blocks by. VI(18),

Apr. 1900, 173. Bulcock, Percy. "The New Year." After a Drawing by. V(16),

Jan. 1900, 161. Burchett, Godfrey. "The Penman." A Story. IV(12), Oct.

1899, 179-186. Burgkmair, Hans. "Ehrenhold Delivers the Queen's Message."

A Woodcut. VI(17), Mar. 1900, 153. ------. "Equestrian Portrait of Maximilian I." A Woodcut

after. No. 5, 1898, 71. ------. "Jugged Hare." A Woodcut. V(14), Dec. 1899, 95. ------. "The Prison of the King of the Dragon." A Woodcut

after. No. 5, 1898, 77. ------. "The Seven Deadly Sins." A Woodcut. V(14), Dec.

1899, 97. ------. "A Single Combat." A Woodcut. VI(17), Mar. 1900,

149. ------. "The Spiritual Spinster." A Woodcut. V(14), Dec.

1899, 95. ------. "Theuerdank Treads on the Swords of His Foes." A

Woodcut. VI(17), Mar. 1900, 155. ------. "The Young White King Learns Black Magic." A

Woodcut after. No. 5, 1898, 73. Burne-Jones, Edward. "Paderewski." After a Drawing by.

III(8), Jun. 1899, 105. ------. "Vivien and Merlin." A Painting. No. 3, 1897, 53. Burrow, Charles Kennet. "Moreen the Musician." A Story.

IV(10), Aug. 1899, 24-34. Butler, Edmund, et al. "The Hall." A Note. III(7), Apr.

1899, 41-47. ------. "A Smoke-Room." V(16), Jan. 1900, 229.

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Calthrop, Dion. "Emilie." A Drawing. No. 3, 1897, 71. Calvert, Edward. "The Chamber Idyll." A Woodcut. VII(19),

May 1900, 165. ------. "The Ploughman." A Woodcut. VII(19), May 1900, 167. ------. "The Return Home." A Woodcut. VII(19), May 1900,

165. Campagnola, Domenico. "The Hermit." VII(19), May 1900, 17. Capes, Bernard. "The Accursed Cordonnier." A Story.

VII(19), May 1900, 101-130. ------. "The Passing Ghost." A Poem. III(8), Jun. 1899, 96-

98. Capri, Ugo da. "St. Jerome." A Chiaroscuro Woodcut after

Titian. VII(19), May 1900, 7. Carlyle, Thomas. Review of his Sartor Resartus. II(5), Feb.

1899, 171. Carmichael, Stewart. "A Dance of Angels." After a

Lithograph by. V(14), Dec. 1899, 119. ------. "The Player on the Jew's Harp." After a Lithograph

by. V(14), Dec. 1899, 117. ------. "The Unhappy Queen." After a Lithograph by. V(14),

Dec. 1899, 115. Cheswick, Benjamin. "Part of a Frieze." A Print after.

IV(10), Aug. 1899, 51. Close, H. M. J., et al. "A Memorial College." Three

Designs, with a Note. II(6), Mar. 1899, 237-247. Connard, Philip. "The Fisherman and the Rainbow." After a

Drawing by. IV(12), Oct. 1899, 223. ------. "Othello and Desdemona." After a Sketch by. IV(12),

Oct. 1899, 225. Constable, John. "Bergholt Church Porch." From Lucas'

Mezzotint after. VI(18), Apr. 1900, 219. ------. "A Cottage in a Cornfield." From Lucas' Mezzotint

after. VI(18), Apr. 1900, 209. ------. "Spring." From Lucas' Mezzotint after. VI(18), Apr.

1900, 207. ------. "Stoke-by-Nayland." From Lucas' Mezzotint after.

VI(18), Apr. 1900, 211. ------. "Summer Afternoon." From Lucas' Mezzotint after.

VI(18), Apr. 1900, 215. ------. "Summer Evening." From Lucas' Mezzotint after.

VI(18), Apr. 1900, 217. ------. "Summer Morning." From Lucas' Mezzotint after.

VI(18), Apr. 1900, 205. ------. "Weymouth Bay." From Lucas' Mezzotint after.

VI(18), Apr. 1900, 213. Cooper, J. R. "Nocturne." III(9), Jul. 1899, 227. Corbeille, L. A. "Giovanni Battista Piranesi." A Note. No.

4, 1898, 17-23. ------. "A London Letter." III(8), Jun. 1899, 165+

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------. "A Note in Chopin." IV(12), Oct. 1899, 237. ------. "A Second Note on Piranesi." With Three Plates.

II(4), Jan. 1899, 45-48. ------. "St. Bartholomew the Great, Smithfield." A Note.

I(2), Nov. 1898, 163-166. ------. "St. Paul's." A Note. VI(17), Mar. 1900, 169. ------. "Utrecht Cathedral." A Note. No. 2, 1897, 13-19. Craig, Gordon. "Bussy D'Amboise." A Woodcut. I(1), Oct.

1898, 27. ------. "Dumas Papa." A Woodcut. II(4), Jan. 1899, 63. ------. "Ellen Terry." From Woodblocks by. I(3), Dec. 1898,

loose supplement. ------. "A Pictorial Post-Card." From a Woodblock by.

II(6), Mar. 1899, 255. ------. "Portrait of Henry Irving." From Woodblocks. I(2),

Nov. 1898, loose supplement. ------. "A Poster." From a Woodblock by. II(6), Mar. 1899,

253. ------. "Walt Whitman." From a Woodblock by. I(3), Dec.

1898, 247. Cranach, Lucas. "The Annunciation." A Woodcut. No. 2, 1897,

77. ------. "A Saxon Prince on Horseback." A Woodcut. No. 2,

1897, 79. Crawhall, G. C. C. H. "Dol Cathedral." A Sketch after.

II(4), Jan. 1899, 75. ------. "Rahere's Tomb." A Drawing after. I(2), Nov. 1898,

159. ------. "The South Aisle of St. Batholomew's." A Drawing

after. I(2), Nov. 1898, 157. ------. "St. Bartholomew's, Smithfield." A Drawing after.

I(2), Nov. 1898, 161. Cripps, Reginald. "The Carpenter's Shop." A Poem. II(6),

Mar. 1899, 196. Crompton, Hope. "A Whiff of Lavender." A Story. III(9),

Jul. 1899, 205-208. Crosland, T. W. H. "The Beautiful Woman." A Fable. I(2),

Nov. 1898, 106. ------. "The Finer Spirit." A Poem. II(4), Jan. 1899, 72. ------. "Four Fables." III(9), Jul. 1899, 196. ------. "Lucre." A Fable. I(2), Nov. 1898, 106. ------. "The Mirror and the Maid." A Fable. I(3), Dec.

1898, 243. ------. "The Queen That Would Have Married." A Fable. I(3),

Dec. 1898, 242. ------. "Reading." A Fable. I(1), Oct. 1898, 35. ------. "Specialists." A Fable. I(3), Dec. 1898, 243. ------. "Three Singers." A Fable. I(2), Nov. 1898, 105. ------. "Woman." A Fable. I(2), Nov. 1898, 105.

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------. "The Woman and the Wizard." A Fable. I(3), Dec. 1898, 242-243.

Crouch, Joseph, et al. "The Hall." A Note. III(7), Apr. 1899, 41-47.

------, et al. "A Smoke-Room." V(16), Jan. 1900, 229. Daniell, E. T. "Junction of the Mangyr-Tschai with the

Xanthus." After a Water-Colour Drawing by. IV(12), Oct. 1899, 195.

------. "Old Houses." After an Etching by. IV(12), Oct. 1899, 205.

------. "Phineka, Lycia." After a Water-Colour Drawing by. IV(12), Oct. 1899, 201.

------. "Rhodes from the Sea." After a Water-Colour Drawing by. IV(12), Oct. 1899, 203.

------. "A River Scene." After an Etching by. IV(12), Oct. 1899, 207.

------. "Source of the Xanthus." After a Water-Colour Drawing by. IV(12), Oct. 1899, 197.

------. "Theatre of Myra, Lycia." After a Water-Colour Drawing by. IV(12), Oct. 1899, 199.

Davies, Scrope. "The Pedlar." After a Drawing by. II(4), Jan. 1899, 37.

Dawson, Annie. "A Change of View." A Story. IV(12), Oct. 1899, 187-194.

------. "The River in Flood." A Leaf from a "Liber Veritatis." No. 1, 1897, 33.

Delius, Fritz, et al. "Verborg'ne Liebe." A Song. III(8), Jun. 1899, 99-104.

Destrée, Olivier Georges. "The Revival of Chryselephantine Sculpture in Belgium." A Note. No. 3, 1897, 17-22.

Dillens, J. "Pallas." Chryselephantine Sculpture. No. 3, 1897, 13.

Dircks, W. "Count Tolstoy's New Novel." A Note. V(16), Jan. 1900, 217-222.

Dodgson, Campbell. "New Year's Greetings Four Hundred Years Ago." An Illustrated Note. II(4), Jan. 1899, 23-26.

------. "A Pulpit Humourist." A Note. V(14), Dec. 1899, 83-90.

------. "Theuerdank." A Note. VI(17), Mar. 1900, 131-140. ------. "The White King." A Note. No. 5, 1898, 60-70. ------. "The Woodcuts of Lucas Cranach." An Appreciation.

No. 2, 1897, 81-86. Dolmetsch, Arnold, ed. "An Old English Song." By Wm. Lawes.

II(6), Mar. 1899, 248-252. Dougall, L. "The Concord of Clofield." A Story. No. 1,

1897, 13. Downman. "Mrs. Byfield." A Drawing after. II(4), Jan. 1899,

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Dunhill, Thomas F., et al. "Aodh to Dectora." A Song. V(16), Jan. 1900, 231-233.

------, et al. "Tears." A Song. No. 5, 1898, 90-91. Dürer, Albert. "Aachen." After a Drawing by. V(13), Nov.

1899, 39. ------. "Death." After a Drawing by. V(13), Nov. 1899, 37. ------. "The Lesser White House." A Woodcut after. III(9),

Jul. 1899, 221. ------. "St. Hubert." An Engraving. No. 2, 1897, 75. Elgar, Edward. "Minuet." A Pianoforte Solo. No. 2, 1897,

102-107. ------, et al. "Love Alone Will Stay." A Song. No. 4, 1898,

90-91. Ellis, Edwin J. "When I Am King." A Poem. I(1), Oct. 1898,

87-88. Ellwood, G. M. "Music." After a Drawing by. IV(12), Oct.

1899, 227. Emanuel, Frank L., et al. "A Memorial College." Three

Designs, with a Note. II(6), Mar. 1899, 237-247. Enston, C. H. "Of Frozen Music." Fifty Words. No. 2, 1897,

20. Essex, H. J. "The Breadwinner." A Story. IV(10), Aug. 1899,

13-23. Fisher, A. Hugh. "The Bird's Nest." A Drawing. VI(17), Mar.

1900, 127. ------. "Gray's Inn (Christmas)." After an Etching by.

IV(10), Aug. 1899, 59. ------. "The Harness-Menders." After a Drawing by. III(9),

Jul. 1899, 171. ------. "Plague in the West Country." A Poem. IV(11), Sep.

1899, 85-86. ------. "La Rue Grenier sur Veau, Paris." After an Etching

by. IV(10), Aug. 1899, 55. ------. "The Sheep-Shearers." After a Drawing by. III(8),

Jun. 1899, 130. Fletcher, Hanslip. "St. Paul's from the North-East." A

Drawing. VI(17), Mar. 1900, 167. ------. "St. Paul's from the West." A Drawing. VI(17), Mar.

1900, 165. Flinck, Govaert. "A Man Seated with a Guitar." After a

Drawing by. II(5), Feb. 1899, 155. Freeman. Frank. "Credo" A Poem. IV(11), Sep. 1899, 160. ------. "A Night of Clouds." A Poem. V(16), Jan. 1900, 215. ------. "A Night of Stars." A Poem. V(16), Jan. 1900, 216. ------. "Night-piece." A Poem. No. 3, 1897, 50. ------. "On a 'New Note' in Poetry." A Poem. II(5), Feb.

1899, 105-106. ------. "A Sundering." A Poem. III(8), Jun. 1899, 159.

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------. "Verse, Spiritual and Spiritualistic." A Note. II(6), Mar. 1899, 214-218.

------. "The Yellow Flowers." A Poem. I(3), Dec. 1898, 197. Fry, Isabel. "A Mitigated Punishment." A Story. VI(18),

Apr. 1900, 230-244. ------. "Special Providences." A Story. VII(19), May 1900,

57-65. Fry, Roger E. "A Note on Jacopo Bellini." With Two Full-

Page Plates. II(5), Feb. 1899, 125-139. Gaber. His engraving of "A Dance of Death." VII(19), May

1900, 95-99. Gallagher, O'Neid. "A Child of the Marshland." An

Illustration. V(14), Dec. 1899, 121-138. Gardner, Diana, et al. "Berceuse." II(4), Jan. 1899, 27-30. Gibson, E. "Come Forth into the Night." A Poem. I(1), Oct.

1898, 93. Gibson, Wilfrid Wilson. "A Ballad of Thieves." I(2), Nov.

1898, 102-104. ------. "The Mountain." A Poem. III(9), Jul. 1899, 249-250. ------. "The Shepherd." A Poem. V(14), Dec. 1899, 158. Goltzius, Herman. "A Coast Scene." A Woodcut. VII(19), May

1900, 91. ------. "A Mill." A Woodcut. VII(19), May 1900, 89. Gore-Booth, Eva. Review of her Poems. II(4), Jan. 1899, 87. Goya. "The Duke of Wellington." A Chalk Drawing. VI(17),

Mar. 1900, 87. Grass, Gerda. "Eva." A Story. IV(11), Sep. 1899, 150-159. Grief, Martin, et al. "Weisse Rosen." A Song. No. 4, 1898,

85-87. Guthrie, J. J. "A Summer Night." A Drawing. No. 3, 1897,

73. Gyles, Althea. "Dierdré." After a Drawing by. I(3), Dec.

1898, 231. ------. "A Knight and His Lady." After a Drawing by. I(3),

Dec. 1898, 225. ------. "Lilith." After a Drawing by. I(3), Dec. 1898, 229. ------. "The Raven of Noah." After a Drawing by. I(3), Dec.

1898, 227. ------. "Sympathy." A Poem. I(3), Dec. 1898, 239. "H. F." "The Worldly Lion." A Woodcut. V(14), Dec. 1899,

99. Hardie, Beatrice. "In a Mirror." A Story. V(14), Dec. 1899,

101-105. Hargrave, Mary. "Still Life." A Story. IV(10), Aug. 1899,

10-12. Hart, Frtiz, et al. "Love's Mirror." A Song. No. 3, 1897,

77-79. Hartley, Cecil. "Dies Irae." A Story. III(9), Jul. 1899,

182-187.

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Heine, Heinrich, et al. "Der Fichtenbaum." A Song. I(1), Oct. 1898, 13.

------. "Die Wasserlilie." A Song. II(5), Feb. 1899, 113-117.

Higginbotham, Elsie. "Ballad of a Silver Queen." A Poem. III(9), Jul. 1899, 240-242.

Hiroshige. "A Landscape." A Colour-Print. No. 3, 1897, 61. ------. "A View of Temples" IV(10), Aug. 1899, 71-72. ------. "A View of Tokaido." A Colour-Print. No. 3, 1897,

59. ------. "The Wave." A Colour-Print. No. 4, 1898, 67. Hobbema. "The Ruins of Brederode Castle." After a Painting

by. II(5), Feb. 1899, loose supplement. Hokusai. Facsimile of Part of a Brush Drawing. No. 4, 1898,

65. ------. "Fuji through Rain." A Print. No. 4, 1898, 69. ------. "The Waterfall of Yoro." A Print after. I(2), Nov.

1898, 135. Holbein, Hans. "Illustrations to Leviticus X and Psalm LII

from Icones Historiarum Veteris Testamenti." By Luztelburger after. VII(19), May 1900, 55.

------. "The Merchant George Gisze." A Photogravure. I(2), Nov. 1898, loose supplement.

Holmes, Arthur H. "Allonby." A Story. II(6), Mar. 1899, 179-195.

------. "The Fancy and the Fact." A Story. I(2), Nov. 1898, 145-156.

------. "Major Kay Lemming." A Story. V(13), Nov. 1899, 13-24.

------. "Shadows: A Triptych." A Story. IV(11), Sep. 1899, 87-101.

------. "The Triumph of Ruth." A Story. III(8), Jun. 1899, 140-146.

------. "The Two Marguerites." A Story. III(9), Jul. 1899, 197-204.

Holmes, Charles J. "Albrecht Altdorfer." A Note. I(2), Nov. 1898, 117-124.

------. "Art and Landscape." A Note. II(6), Mar. 1899, 223-230.

------. "Constable's 'English Landscape Scenery'." A Note. VI(18), Apr. 1900, 221-229.

------. "The Glasgow School at Knightsbridge." A Critical Note. III(9), Jul. 1899, 174-180.

------. "Good Drawing." A Note. V(13), Nov. 1899, 49-56. ------. "Hiroshige." An Appreciation. No. 3, 1897, 63-70. ------. "Hokusai." A Note. No. 4, 1898, 71-80. ------. "Nature and Landscape." A Note. II(5), Feb. 1899,

140-144.

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------. "A Note on Genre Painting." I(3), Dec. 1898, 207-215.

------. "The Sixth Finger." A Story. III(7), Apr. 1899, 10-40.

------. "Utamaro." A Note. I(1), Oct. 1898, 21-26. ------. "Van Dyck, the Master of Style." A Note. IV(11),

Sep. 1899, 127-134. ------. "Velasquez and His Modern Followers." A Note.

III(8), Jun. 1899, 90-95. ------. "Women as Painters." A Note. III(7), Apr. 1899, 2-

9. Hopper, Norah. "Mary's Carol." A Poem. I(3), Dec. 1898,

240-241. ------. "A Snowdrop Song." A Poem. I(1), Oct. 1898, 92. Horton, W. J. "The Canal." A Drawing. IV(10), Aug. 1899,

66. ------. "The Edge of the Wood." A Drawing. IV(10), Aug.

1899, 66. ------. "From the Parapet." A Drawing. No. 5, 1898, 23. ------. "The Seven Trees." A Drawing. IV(10), Aug. 1899,

68. ------. "Where the Bee Sucks." A Drawing. IV(10), Aug.

1899, 64. Housman, Laurence. "A Capful of Moonshine." A Story. I(1),

Oct. 1898, 7-12. ------. "Cauchemar." After a Drawing by. III(8), Jun. 1899,

123-126. ------. "Dead-man's Easter." A Poem. III(7), Apr. 1899, 72. ------. "The Defence of Farvingdon." A Story. II(4), Jan.

1899, 2-22. ------. "How Little Duke Jarl Saved the Castle." A Story.

IV(12), Oct. 1899, 174-178. ------. "In the Streets." A Poem. No. 5, 1898, 31. ------. "Little Saint Michael." A Story. No. 4, 1898, 27-

39. ------. "Love, Death, and Judgment." Four Poems. IV(12),

Oct. 1899, 171-173. ------. "The New Orpheus." A Poem. II(5), Feb. 1899, 94-98. ------. Review of his The Field of Clover. II(5), Feb.

1899, 171. ------. "The Staff of Life." A Story. III(9), Jul. 1899,

190-195. ------. "Three Songs in Exile." IV(10), Aug. 1899, 73-75. ------. "The Troubling of the Waters." A Story. No. 2,

1897, 27-47. ------. "The Well in the Wall." A Drawing. No. 3, 1897, 11. Hudson, J. F. "Landscape." A Woodcut after. III(9), Jul.

1899, 229.

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Hurlstone, William Y. "La Simplicité." A Pianoforte Solo. No. 3, 1897, 80-81.

"Israfel." "The Amateur." An Appreciation. II(6), Mar. 1899, 257-260.

------. "Bill." An Idyll. II(5), Feb. 1899, 152-154. ------. "The Cat." An Appreciation. IV(11), Sep. 1899, 135-

138. ------. "Chestnuts." A Study in Ivory. II(4), Jan. 1899,

31-36. ------. "Chopin." An Irresponsibility. IV(12), Oct. 1899,

229-234. ------. "The Cow." An Appreciation. VI(18), Apr. 1900, 245-

248. ------. "The Goat." An Appreciation. V(13), Nov. 1899, 57-

59. ------. "Grieg." A Study in Silver. III(7), Apr. 1899, 53-

64. ------. "Irresponsibilities." III(8), Jun. 1899, 107-112. ------. "Irresponsibilities: Dr. Henry Wood." IV(10), Aug.

1899, 76-78. ------. "Jeypore." An Impression. I(1), Oct. 1898, 29-34. ------. "The Moke." An Appreciation. V(16), Jan. 1900, 186-

190. ------. "Rotterdam." An Impression. V(14), Dec. 1899, 106-

112. ------. "Ysaye." An Impertinence. VII(19), May 1900, 84-86. Johnson, F. "Octavius Bent." A Story. V(14), Dec. 1899,

145-157. ------. "Sensations." A Story. III(8), Jun. 1899, 149-158. Kaufmann, Angelina. "The Vestal." A Woodcut after. III(7),

Apr. 1899, loose plate. Kingsley-Tarpey, J. T. "The Merrow." A Story. III(9), Jul.

1899, 209-218. Kingsley-Tarpey, W. "Undercurrents." A Poem. III(9), Jul.

1899, 247. Krehbiel, Henry Edward. Review of his Music and Manners:

From Pergolese to Beethoven. II(5), Feb. 1899, 167. Landor, Walter Savage, et al. "Tears." A Song. No. 5, 1898,

90-91. Lara, Isidore de. Music to Act II, Scene III of

"Messaline." III(7), Apr. 1899, 81-86. Lavielle, Adrien. "La Botteleur." An Engraving after

Millet. VII(19), May 1900, 141. ------. "La Fileuse." An Engraving after Millet. VII(19),

May 1900, 137. ------. "Le Midi." (From Les Quatres heures du jour), an

Engraving after Millet. VII(19), May 1900, 145. Lawes, William. "An Old English Song." II(6), Mar. 1899,

248-252.

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Le Braz. "A Child of the Marshland." V(14), Dec. 1899, 121-138.

Lehman, Liza, et al. "Aus Mizra Schaffy." A Song. No. 2, 1897, 99-101.

Levi, Edgardo. "Apensiero Elegiaco." A Pianoforte Solo. No. 5, 1898, 89.

------. "O Candido Cuor." Music to A Song. No. 1, 1897, 92. ------. "Impromptu Amoroso." A Pianoforte Solo. No. 1,

1897, 91. ------. Review of his song "A Vision." No. 1, 1897, 100. ------. Review of his song "The Return of Spring." No. 1,

1897, 100. Lievens, Jan. "A Venetian Noble." A Woodcut. VII(19), May

1900, 71. Lindsay, Lady. Review of her song "A Vision." No. 1, 1897,

100. Lovel, F. "A Creator." A Story. II(4), Jan. 1899, 73-74. Lutzelburger. "Illustrations to Leviticus X and Psalm LII

from Icones Historiarum Veteris Testamenti." After Holbein. VII(19), May 1900, 55.

Macleod, Fiona. "Balva the Monk." A Poem. V(14), Dec. 1899, 81.

------. "Children of the Dark Star." A Story. No. 5, 1898, 39-58.

------. "A Field for Modern Verse." A Note. II(6), Mar. 1899, 207-210.

------. "The Lament of Ian the Proud." A Poem. V(14), Dec. 1899, 82.

------. "The Last Night of Artân the Culdee." A Poem. I(1), Oct. 1898, 75.

------. "The Monody of Isla the Singer." A Poem. I(1), Oct. 1898, 76.

------. "The Secrets of the Night." A Poem. II(4), Jan. 1899, 68-69.

Madox-Brown, Ford. "Illustration to 'The Staff of Life'." After a Drawing by. III(9), Jul. 1899, 189.

Maeterlinck, Maurice. "The Massacre of the Innocents." A Story. II(4), Jan. 1899, 49-60.

------. Review of his Wisdom and Destiny. II(4), Jan. 1899, 90.

------. "The Wanderers." By Mary Ward after. III(8), Jun. 1899, 113-119.

Matejko, Jan. "The Betrothal of Casimir Jagiello and Elizabeth of Austria." After a Painting by. V(16), Jan. 1900, 199.

------. "The Madonna and Child." After a Painting by. V(16), Jan. 1900, 197.

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------. "Prince Albert of Prussia Swearing Allegiance to Sigismund I." After a Painting by. V(16), Jan. 1900, 201.

------. "Skarga's Sermon." After a Painting by. V(16), Jan. 1900, 195.

------. "Song." After a Painting by. V(16), Jan. 1900, 203. ------. "St. Kinga." After a Painting by. V(16), Jan. 1900,

205. ------. "St. Louis." After a Painting by. V(16), Jan. 1900,

193. ------. "Wladyslaw the White." After a Painting by. V(16),

Jan. 1900, 191. Medborough, James. "A Song of Brotherhood" Two Verses. No.

1, 1897, 36. Mein, Will G. "The Farm Yard." After a Drawing by. III(8),

Jun. 1899, 131. ------. "The Harbour Gate." An Architectural Plate after a

Drawing by. IV(10), Aug. 1899, 49. ------. "The Harbour of Despair." After a Drawing by.

III(8), Jun. 1899, 135. ------. "Highland Landscape." After a Drawing by. III(8),

Jun. 1899, 127. ------. "The Top of the Hill." From a Pen-Drawing by.

V(14), Dec. 1899, 143. Méryon, Charles. "Ancienne Porte de la Palais de Justice."

An Etching after. No. 5, 1898, 7. ------. "La Morgue." An Etching after. No. 5, 1898, 9. ------. "Le Stryge." An Etching after. No. 5, 1898, 13. ------. "Tour dite de Marat." An Etching after. No. 5,

1898, 11. Meynell, C. Alice, et al. "Cradle Song." A Song. No. 4,

1898, 88-89 ------, et al. "Love Alone Will Stay." A Song. No. 4, 1898,

90-91.. Michelangelo. "A Study for a Holy Family." After a Drawing

by. V(13), Nov. 1899, 33. Mieris, F. van. "A Firelight Study." After a Drawing by.

I(3), Dec. 1898, 203. Millet, Jean-François. "La Botteleur." An Engraving by

Adrien Lavielle after. VII(19), May 1900, 141. ------ . "Femme Vidant un Seau." (Drawn on the wood in

1854, and engraved by his brother Pierre as a study). VII(19), May 1900, 133.

------. "La Fileuse." An Engraving by Adrien Lavielle after. VII(19), May 1900, 137.

------. "Le Midi." (From Les Quatres heures du jour), an Engraving by Adrien Lavielle after. VII(19), May 1900, 145.

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Moorat, Joseph. "Desdemona's Song." With Decoration by Paul Woodruffe. I(3), Dec. 1898, 244-246.

------. "J'ai perdu ma tourterelle." A Song. No. 1, 1897, 95.

Moore, T. Sturge. "Sappho's Death." Three Sonnets. II(5), Feb. 1899, 107-108.

Moreau, Gustave. "Sappho's Death." Three Full-Page Plates after Printings by. II(5), Feb. 1899, 109-113.

Mura, Frank. "Cattle Grazing." (Photogravure.) A Charcoal Drawing. No. 1, 1897, 63.

------. "On the Beach." After a Charcoal Drawing by. III(8), Jun. 1899, 147.

------. "The Shepherdess." A Charcoal Drawing. I(1), Oct. 1898, 43.

------. "A Windy Day," After a Charcoal Drawing by. II(6), Mar. 1899, 231.

Murillo. "The Melon Eaters." A Photogravure. I(1), Oct. 1898, loose supplement.

Nicholson, W. "A Fisher." An Engraving. No. 2, 1897, 87. Nieuwenkamp, W. D. J. "A Bridge at Malines." A Woodcut.

VII(19), May 1900, 179. ------. "A Dutch Village." A Woodcut. VII(19), May 1900,

181. ------. "A Mill at Bruges." A Woodcut. VII(19), May 1900,

175. Orlik, Emil. "The Harvesters." An Etching. I(1), Oct. 1898,

37. ------. "The Mother." A Lithograph. I(1), Oct. 1898, 39. ------. "The Paviers." A Pencil Sketch. I(1), Oct. 1898,

41. ------. "The Pensioners." A Colour-Print. I(1), Oct. 1898,

loose supplement. Osborn, Percy. "From Philostratus: Beauty at the Banquet

(Epistle 32)." A Woodcut. VII(19), May 1900, 66. ------. "Neglected Beauty: The Curse of Anger (Epistle

27)." A Woodcut. VII(19), May 1900, 67. Ould, S. Gregory. "Some Examples of Plainsong." With his

Notes. IV(11), Sep. 1899, 139-144. Parmigiano. "Diana." A Chiaroscuro Woodcut by Antonio da

Trento(?) after. VII(19), May 1900, 48. Passerat, Jean, et al. "J'ai perdu ma tourterelle." A Song.

No. 1, 1897, 95. Patterson, Malcolm. "The Minuet." A Drawing. No. 4, 1898,

81. Payne, H. A. "The Enchanted Sea." A Drawing. No. 5, 1898,

79. Pears, Charles. "Solvitur Ambulando." A Drawing. No. 3,

1897, 57.

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------. "The Surf-Net." After a Drawing by. IV(12), Oct. 1899, 217.

Phelps, William H. "Death and Love." A Sonnet. VII(19), May 1900, 51.

------. "The Mystic." A Sonnet. VII(19), May 1900, 52. ------. "A Voice from the Dead." A Sonnet. VII(19), May

1900, 51. ------. "The Weepers." A Sonnet. VII(19), May 1900, 52. Phillips, Stephen. "A Field for Modern Verse." A Note.

II(5), Feb. 1899, 91-93. ------. "Martini Luigi Implora Pace." A Poem. II(4), Jan.

1899, 1. Pinkerton, Percy. Review of his song "The Return of

Spring." No. 1, 1897, 100. Piranesi, G. B. "The Appian Way." An Etching. No. 4, 1898,

11. ------. "The Arch of Augustus at Rimini." An Etching. No.

4, 1898, 15. ------. "A Staircase." A Drawing. No. 4, 1898, 9. Pite, Beresford. "Godmanchester Church." A Sketch. No. 3,

1897, 23. Pritchard, T. H. "An Elm Recounts." A Poem. I(1), Oct.

1898, 90. Prout, Samuel. "Utrecht Cathedral." A Drawing. No. 2, 1897,

11. Quiller-Couch, Lilian. "A Posteriori." A Christmas Story.

I(3), Dec. 1898, 187-196. Raphael. "A Study of a Head." After a Drawing by. V(13),

Nov. 1899, 35. Rembrandt. "An Elephant." A Drawing after. I(2), Nov. 1898,

141. ------. "Jacob and Esau." After a Drawing by. V(13), Nov.

1899, 41. Rinder, Edith Wingate. "A Child of the Marshland." V(14),

Dec. 1899, 121-138. ------, trans. "The Massacre of the Innocents." II(4), Jan.

1899, 49-60. Rossetti, Christine, et al. "Mirage." A Song. I(2), Nov.

1898, 125-127. Rossetti, Dante Gabriel. "Hand and Soul." A Story. V(13),

Nov. 1899, 67. ------. "Jeanne d'Arc." A Woodcut after. III(9), Jul. 1899,

225. ------. "The Sea-Spell." A Painting. No. 2, 1897, 89. Rothenstein, Will. "Stephen Phillips." A Lithograph after.

II(4), Jan. 1899, 61. Rubens. Illustration to "Nature and Landscape." A Note by

C. J. Holmes. II(5), Feb. 1899, 140-144.

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Runciman, John F. "Neo-Ruskinism: A Protest." A Note. II(5), Feb. 1899, 118-124.

------. "Robert Schumann: An Impertinence." A Critical Study. III(9), Jul. 1899, 231-238.

------. "Tschaikowsky and His 'Pathetic' Symphony." An Appreciation. No. 2, 1897, 108-118.

------. "Wanted: An English Bayreuth." A Note. No. 4, 1898, 92-101.

------. "William Byrd's D Minor Mass." A Note. VI(17), Mar. 1900, 157-164.

Schäufelein, Hans. "One Foot in the Grave." A Woodcut. VI(17), Mar. 1900, 143.

Schmitz, A. H. "Stimmen der Winternacht." A Poem. I(1), Oct. 1898, 16.

Schongauer, Martin. "The Annunciation." An Engraving. No. 1, 1897, 67.

------. "A Censer." An Engraving. I(1), Oct. 1898, 73. Shaw, Byam. "Beauty and the Beast." A Drawing. No. 5, 1898,

81. Shaw, Failas. "Berceuse." Words by Diana Gardner. II(4),

Jan. 1899, 27-30. Sickert, Oswald. "Apologia Puerilis." An Essay. V(13), Nov.

1899, 25-32. ------. "Ruby Martin's Diary." A Story. VI(17), Mar. 1900,

89-126. ------. "A Stumbling." A Story. V(16), Jan. 1900, 163-185. Sleigh, Bernard. "Chevy Chase." A Woodcut. IV(10), Aug.

1899, 41. ------. "A Christmas Card." A Design. V(14), Dec. 1899,

141. ------. "Edom O'Gordon." A Woodcut. IV(10), Aug. 1899, 45. ------. "A Friar of Orders Grey." A Woodcut. IV(10), Aug.

1899, 43. ------. "The King's Lesson." A Woodcut. IV(10), Aug. 1899,

37. ------. "The Milestone." A Woodcut. IV(10), Aug. 1899, 45. ------. "Springtide." A Woodcut. IV(10), Aug. 1899, 39. ------. "A Star in the East." An Original Wood Engraving.

IV(12), Oct. 1899, 221. ------. "A Welsh Village." A Design. V(14), Dec. 1899, 139. Soissons, S. C. de. "Giovanni Segantini." A Note, with Four

Full-Page Plates. III(7), Apr. 1899, 65-71. ------. "Jan Matejko." A Note. V(16), Jan. 1900, 207-214. Strang, William. "The Ghent Gate, Bruges." A Woodcut after.

III(9), Jul. 1899, 231. ------. "The Halles at Ypres." An Etching. I(1), Oct. 1898,

79. ------. "The Quay of the Rosary, Bruges." An Etching after.

II(6), Mar. 1899, loose supplement.

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------. "The Ramparts of Ypres." An Etching. I(1), Oct. 1898, 77.

------. "A Signboard." A Painting. I(2), Nov. 1898, 137. Symons, Arthur. "An Autumn City." A Note. II(5), Feb. 1899,

145-151. ------. "Ballet, Pantomime, and Poetic Drama." Theories of

Art. I(1), Oct. 1898, 65-71. ------. "Bayreuth: Notes on Wagner." IV(11), Sep. 1899,

145-149. ------. "From 'La Vida es Sueño'." III(8), Jun. 1899, 160-

162. ------. "The Lover of the Queen of Sheba." A Poem. V(13),

Nov. 1899, 5-12. ------. "Prologue—Before the Theatre." A Poem. No. 5, 1898,

32-33. ------. "Spain: To Josefa." A Poem. II(6), Mar. 1899, 197-

198. Taylor-Coleridge, S., et al. "Love's Mirror." A Song. No.

3, 1897, 77-79. Thompson, Francis. "An Arab Love-Song." A Poem. II(4), Jan.

1899, 67. ------. "Tom o' Bedlam's Song." A Poem. No. 5, 1898, 34-36. Thorp, Harold, et al. "Der Fichtenbaum." A Song. I(1), Oct.

1898, 13. ------. "Mirage." A Song. I(2), Nov. 1898, 125-127. ------. "Die Wasserlilie." A Song. II(5), Feb. 1899, 113-

117. Titian. "A Landscape." After a Painting by. II(6), Mar.

1899, 219. ------. "The Oak and the Cane" (From Cento Favole). By

Verdizotti after. VII(19), May 1900, 44. ------. "St. Jerome." A Chiaroscuro Woodcut by Ugo de Capri

after. VII(19), May 1900, 7. Tourneur, Nigel. "Haegon the King." A Story. IV(10), Aug.

1899, 1-9. Trento, Antonio da(?). "Diana." A Chiaroscuro Woodcut after

Parmigiano. VII(19), May 1900, 48. Turner, J. M. W. Illustration to "Nature and Landscape." A

Note by C. J. Holmes. II(5), Feb. 1899, 140-144. ------. "Rain, Steam, and Speed." After a Painting by.

II(6), Mar. 1899, 221. Utamaro. "Ladies Walking in the Garden." A Colour-Print.

I(1), Oct. 1898, 19. ------. "The Morning After." A Colour-Print. I(1), Oct.

1898, 17. Valde, William van der, II. "Vessels in a Breeze." A

Drawing. No. 2, 1897, 95. Van Dyck, Anthony. "Caspar Gevarts." After a Drawing by.

IV(11), Sep. 1899, 113.

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------. "The Children of Charles I." After a Painting by. IV(11), Sep. 1899, 111.

------. "Cornelius Van der Geest." After a Painting by. IV(11), Sep. 1899, 119.

------. "Henricus Liberti." After a Drawing by. IV(11), Sep. 1899, 125.

------. "His Own Portrait." After an Etching by. IV(11), Sep. 1899, 115.

------. "A Landscape." After a Drawing by. IV(11), Sep. 1899, 117.

------. "A Landscape." After a Drawing by. IV(11), Sep. 1899, 121.

------. "Lucas Vorsterman." After an Etching by. IV(11), Sep. 1899, 123.

Velásquez, Diego. "Allesandro del Borro." A Woodcut after. III(8), Jun. 1899, loose plate.

Verdizotti. "The Oak and the Cane" (From Cento Favole). After Titian(?). VII(19), May 1900, 44.

Vielé-Griffin, Francis. "Au Coin du feu." A Poem. No. 5, 1898, 26-28.

------. "Novembre." A Poem. No. 3, 1897, 27-28. Vigée le Brun, Madame. "Portrait of Herself." A Woodcut

after. III(7), Apr. 1899, loose plate. Vinçotte, Th. "Medusa." Chryselephantine Sculpture. No. 3,

1897, 15. Wadham, Percy. "Chateau de Vitré." A Drawing. No. 2, 1897,

23. ------. "Vannes, Lower Brittany." A Drawing. No. 4, 1898,

61. Ward, Mary. "The Wanderers." After Maeterlinck. III(8),

Jun. 1899, 113-119. Watteau, Antoine. "A Girl in a Black Dress." After a

Drawing by. V(13), Nov. 1899, 45. ------. "A Study of Man with a Basket." After a Drawing by.

V(13), Nov. 1899, 47. ------. "Two Girls' Heads." After a Drawing by. V(13), Nov.

1899, 43. Watts, G. F. "Charity." An Oil Painting. No. 1, 1897, 77. Weekes, Charles. "The Repentant." A Poem. I(1), Oct. 1898,

89. ------. "Shut In." A Story. IV(11), Sep. 1899, 102-110. Wheeler, Ethel. "The Foxglove." A Poem. III(8), Jun. 1899,

120-122. ------. "The Poplar." A Poem. I(1), Oct. 1898, 72. White, Gleeson. "The Paris of Méryon." A Note. No. 5, 1898,

15-22. ------. "Sandro Botticelli." An Appreciation. No. 1, 1897,

81.

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------. "The Sea-Spell." An Appreciation. No. 2, 1897, 91-94.

Williams, James. "Monnow Bridge." A Drawing. No. 2, 1897, 21.

Williams, R. J. "Amsterdam Gate, Harlem." From a Drawing. I(1), Oct. 1898, 63.

Willmore, E. "The Seal." A Poem. IV(12), Oct. 1899, 169-170.

Winterhalter, F. "Chopin." After a Drawing by. IV(12), Oct. 1899, 235.

Woodmeald, J. E. "At the Sign of the Postboy's Horn." A Conventional Comedy. I(1), Oct. 1898, 45-62.

------. "A Blessed Damozel." A Story. No. 3, 1897, 29-49. ------. "Cousin Frederick." A Conventional Comedy. No. 2,

1897, 51-72. ------. "The Editor of The Jonquil." A Story. I(2), Nov.

1898, 167-181. ------. "The Fox and the Grapes." (No. 1001 of the inedited

Thousand and One Fables). VII(19), May 1900, 42. ------. "God's Answer." A Story. II(5), Feb. 1899, 157-159. ------. "The Lady Amaranth." A Conventional Farce. No. 4,

1898, 43-57. ------. "Near Mother Nature's Heart." A Pastoral Play. No.

1, 1897, 37. ------. "Snowed Up." A Conventional Comedy. I(3), Dec.

1898, 253-271. Woodruffe, Paul. "Desdemona's Song." Decoration to the

Music by J. S. Moorat. I(3), Dec. 1898, 244-246. ------. "J'ai perdu ma tourterelle." Frontispiece,

Headpiece, and Tailpiece to a Song. No. 1, 1897, 95. Wright, Alan. "Fortuna." A Drawing. No. 3, 1897, 55. ------. "Love on the Bridge." A Poe. III(9), Jul. 1899,

244-245. ------. "Wotan's Abschied." A Drawing. No. 4, 1898, 63. Yeats, W. B. "Aodh Pleads with the Elemental Powers." A

Poem. I(3), Dec. 1898, 238. ------. "Aodh to Dectora." Three Songs. No. 5, 1898, 37-38. ------. "The Desire of Man and of Woman." A Poem. No. 2,

1897, 48-49. ------. "Dust Hath Closed Helen's Eye." A Note. IV(12),

Oct. 1899, 161-166. ------. "The Irish Literary Theatre, 1900." A Note. V(16),

Jan. 1900, 234-236. ------. "The Philosophy of Shelley's Poetry." An Essay.

VII(19), May 1900, 75-83. ------. "The Song of Mongan." A Poem. I(1), Oct. 1898, 36. ------. "A Symbolic Artist and the Coming of Symbolic Art."

A Note. I(3), Dec. 1898, 233-237.

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------. "Symbolism in Modern Poetry." A Note. VI(18), Apr. 1900, 249-257.

------. "The Theatre." A Note. III(7), Apr. 1899, 48-52. ------, et al. "Aodh to Dectora." A Song. V(16), Jan. 1900,

231-233.

CUMULATIVE TITLE INDEX "Aachen." After a Drawing by Dürer. V(13), Nov. 1899, 39. "The Accursed Cordonnier." A Story by Bernard Capes.

VII(19), May 1900, 101-130. "Albrecht Altdorfer." A Note by Chas. J. Holmes. I(2), Nov.

1898, 117-124. "Allesandro del Borro." After Velásquez. III(8), Jun. 1899,

loose plate. "Allonby." A Story by A. H. Holmes. II(6), Mar. 1899, 179-

195. "Amasis." An Ode by Laurence Binyon. IV(11), Sep. 1899, 79-

83. "The Amateur." An Appreciation by "Israfel". II(6), Mar.

1899, 257-260. "Amsterdam Gate, Harlem." From a Drawing by R. J. Williams.

I(1), Oct. 1898, 63. "Ancienne Porte de la Palais de Justice." After an Etching

by Chas. Méryon. No. 5, 1898, 7. "The Annunciation." An Engraving by Martin Schongauer. No.

1, 1897, 67. "The Annunciation." A Woodcut by Lucas Cranach. No. 2,

1897, 77. "Aodh Pleads with the Elemental Powers." A Poem by W. B.

Yeats. I(3), Dec. 1898, 238. "Aodh to Dectora." A Song. Words by W. B. Yeats; Music by

T. F. Dunhill. V(16), Jan. 1900, 231-233. "Aodh to Dectora." Three Songs by W. B. Yeats. No. 5, 1898,

37-38. "Apensiero Elegiaco." A Pianoforte Solo by Edgardo Levi.

No. 5, 1898, 89. "Apologia Puerilis." An Essay by Oswald Sickert. V(13),

Nov. 1899, 25-32. "The Appian Way." An Etching by Piranesi. No. 4, 1898, 11. "April's Lady." A Poem by Fred G. Bowles. I(1), Oct. 1898,

91. "An Arab Love-Song." A Poem by Francis Thompson. II(4),

Jan. 1899, 67. "The Arch of Augustus at Rimini." An Etching by Piranesi.

No. 4, 1898, 15.

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"Art and Landscape." A Note by C. J. Holmes. II(6), Mar. 1899, 223-230.

"The Assassins Foiled." A Woodcut by Leonhard Beck. VI(17), Mar. 1900, 145.

"At High Tide." A Poem by Gordon Bottomley. II(5), Feb. 1899, 100-103.

"At the Sign of the Postboy's Horn." A Conventional Comedy by J. E. Woodmeald. I(1), Oct. 1898, 45-62.

"Au Coin du Feu." A Poem by F. Vielé-Griffin. No. 5, 1898, 26-28.

"Aus Mizra Schaffy." A Song: German Words from Bodenstadt's Mizra Schaffy; Music by Liza Lehmann. No. 2, 1897, 99-101.

"An Autumn City." A Note by Arthur Symons. II(5), Feb. 1899, 145-151.

"Autumn Moonrise." An Ode by Laurence Binyon. III(7), Apr. 1899, 73-75.

"The Bacchanal of Alexander." A Poem by Laurence Binyon. VII(19), May 1900, 9-14.

"Ballad of a Silver Queen." A Poem by Elsie Higginbotham. III(9), Jul. 1899, 240-242.

"A Ballad of Thieves." By W. W. Gibson. I(2), Nov. 1898, 102-104.

"Ballet, Pantomime, and Poetic Drama." Theories of Art by Arthur Symons. I(1), Oct. 1898, 65-71.

"Balva the Monk." A Poem by Fiona Macleod. V(14), Dec. 1899, 81.

"Bayreuth: Notes on Wagner." By Arthur Symons. IV(11), Sep. 1899, 145-149.

"The Beautiful Woman." A Fable by T. W. H. Crosland. I(2), Nov. 1898, 106.

"Beauty and the Beast." A Drawing by Byam Shaw. No. 5, 1898, 81.

"The Belfry of Bruges." With an Ode, by Laurence Binyon. I(3), Dec. 1898, 198-202.

"Berceuse." Words by Diana Gardner; Music by Failas Shaw. II(4), Jan. 1899, 27-30.

"Bergholt Church Porch." From Lucas' Mezzotint after Constable. VI(18), Apr. 1900, 219.

"Berlioz and the Devil." A Musical Miniature by Vernon Blackburn. V(13), Nov. 1899, 60-63.

"Berlioz at Cologne." A Musical Miniature by Vernon Blackburn. I(2), Nov. 1898, 128-131.

"The Betrothal of Casimir Jagiello and Elizabeth of Austria." After a Painting by Jan Matejko. V(16), Jan. 1900, 199.

"Bill." An Idyll by "Israfel". II(5), Feb. 1899, 152-154. "The Bird's Nest." A Drawing by A. Hugh Fisher. VI(17),

Mar. 1900, 127.

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"A Bit of Mediæval London: Houndsditch." After a Drawing by H. W. Brewer. II(5), Feb. 1899, 157.

"A Blessed Damozel." A Story by J. E. Woodmeald. No. 3, 1897, 29-49.

"A Blinded Star." A Christmas Story by Louis Barsac. I(3), Dec. 1898, 216-222.

"La Botteleur." An Engraving by Adrien Lavielle after Millet. VII(19), May 1900, 141.

"The Breadwinner." A Story by H. J. Essex. IV(10), Aug. 1899, 13-23.

"A Bridge at Malines." A Woodcut by W. D. J. Nieuwenkamp. VII(19), May 1900, 179.

"Burns." Printed from Blocks by Robert Bryden. VI(18), Apr. 1900, 173.

"Bussy D'Amboise." A Woodcut by Gordon Craig. I(1), Oct. 1898, 27.

"The Canal." A Drawing by W. J. Horton. IV(10), Aug. 1899, 66.

"A Capful of Moonshine." A Story by Laurence Housman. I(1), Oct. 1898, 7-12.

"The Carpenter's Shop." A Poem by Reginald Cripps. II(6), Mar. 1899, 196.

"Caspar Gevarts." After a Drawing by Van Dyck. IV(11), Sep. 1899, 113.

"The Castell Gate." After a Drawing by H. W. Brewer. III(8), Jun. 1899, 137.

"The Castle by the Sea." A Drawing by H. W. Brewer. I(1), Oct. 1898, 5.

"The Cat." An Appreciation by "Israfel". IV(11), Sep. 1899, 135-138.

"Cattle Grazing." (Photogravure.) A Charcoal Drawing by Frank Mura. No. 1, 1897, 63.

"Cauchemar." After a Drawing by Laurence Housman. III(8), Jun. 1899, 123-126.

"A Censer." After an Engraving by Martin Schongauer. I(1), Oct. 1898, 73.

"The Chamber Concert of Giorgione." A Sonnet by Gordon Bottomley. II(4), Jan. 1899, 70.

"The Chamber Idyll." A Woodcut by Edward Calvert. VII(19), May 1900, 165.

"A Change of View." A Story by A. Dawson. IV(12), Oct. 1899, 187-194.

"Charity." An Oil Painting by G. F. Watts. No. 1, 1897, 77. "Chateau de Vitré." A Drawing by Percy Wadham. No. 2, 1897,

23. "Chestnuts." A Study in Ivory, by "Israfel". II(4), Jan.

1899, 31-36. "Chevy Chase." A Woodcut by Bernard Sleigh. IV(10), Aug.

1899, 41.

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"A Child of the Marshland." Adapted by Edith Wingate Rinder from the Original of the Breton Writer Le Braz, with an Illustration by O'Neid Gallagher. V(14), Dec. 1899, 121-138.

"The Children of Charles I." After a Painting by Van Dyck. IV(11), Sep. 1899, 111.

"Children of the Dark Star." A Story by Fiona Macleod. No. 5, 1898, 39-58.

"Chopin." After a Drawing by F. Winterhalter. IV(12), Oct. 1899, 235.

"Chopin." An Irresponsibility by "Israfel". IV(12), Oct. 1899, 229-234.

"Christ Bearing His Cross." After a Woodcut by Albrecht Altdorfer. I(2), Nov. 1898, 109.

"Christ Descending into Hell." An Engraving by Jacopo de' Barbari. No. 1, 1897, 71.

"A Christmas Card." Designed and Cut by Bernard Sleigh. V(14), Dec. 1899, 141.

"Chrysoroas." A Poem by Douglas Ainslie. VI(18), Apr. 1900, 175-204.

"The City Belfry." After a Drawing by H. W. Brewer. IV(10), Aug. 1899, 61.

"The City Gate." A Pencil Drawing by H. W. Brewer. No. 1, 1897, 7.

"A Coast Scene." A Woodcut by Herman Goltzius. VII(19), May 1900, 91.

"Come Forth into the Night." A Poem by E. Gibson. I(1), Oct. 1898, 93.

"The Concert." A Photogravure after a Painting by G. Ter Borch. I(3), Dec. 1898, loose supplement.

"The Concord of Clofield." A Story by L. Dougall. No. 1, 1897, 13-31.

"Constable's 'English Landscape Scenery'." A Note by C. J. Holmes. VI(18), Apr. 1900, 221-229.

"Cornelius Van der Geest." After a Painting by Van Dyck. IV(11), Sep. 1899, 119.

"A Cottage in a Cornfield." From Lucas' Mezzotint after Constable. VI(18), Apr. 1900, 209.

"Count Tolstoy's New Novel." A Note by W. Dircks. V(16), Jan. 1900, 217-222.

"Cousin Frederick." A Conventional Comedy by J. E. Woodmeald. No. 2, 1897, 51-72.

"The Cow." An Appreciation by "Israfel". VI(18), Apr. 1900, 245-248.

"Cradle Song." A Song: Words by Alice Meynell; Music by Vernon Blackburn. No. 4, 1898, 88-89.

"A Creator." A Very Short Story by F. Lovel. II(4), Jan. 1899, 73-74.

"Credo" A Poem by Frank Freeman. IV(11), Sep. 1899, 160.

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"The Crucifixion." After an Engraving by Albrecht Altdorfer. I(2), Nov. 1898, 113.

"A Dance of Angels." From a Lithograph by Stewart Carmichael. V(14), Dec. 1899, 119.

"A Dance of Death." Engraved by Gaber, 95-99. "Dead-man's Easter." A Poem by Laurence Housman. III(7),

Apr. 1899, 72. "Death and Love." A Sonnet by Wm. H. Phelps. VII(19), May

1900, 51. "Death." After a Drawing by Dürer. V(13), Nov. 1899, 37. "The Defence of Farvingdon." A Story by Laurence Housman.

II(4), Jan. 1899, 2-22. "Desdemona's Song." The Music by J. S. Moorat; the

Decoration by Paul Woodruffe. I(3), Dec. 1898, 244-246. "The Deserted Village." A Sonnet by Louis Barsac. No. 1,

1897, 32. "The Desire of Man and of Woman." A Poem by W. B. Yeats.

No. 2, 1897, 48-49. "Diana." A Chiaroscuro Woodcut by Antonio da Trento(?)

after Parmigiano. VII(19), May 1900, 48. "Die Wasserlilie." A Song by Heine; Set to Music by Harold

Thorp. II(5), Feb. 1899, 113-117. "Die Zauberflöte." A Musical Miniature by Vernon Blackburn.

I(3), Dec. 1898, 249-250. "Dierdré." After a Drawing by Althea Gyles. I(3), Dec.

1898, 231. "Dies Irae." A Story by Cecil Hartley. III(9), Jul. 1899,

182-187. "Doctor Geiler von Kaiserberg." A Woodcut. V(14), Dec.

1899, 91. "Dol Cathedral." After a Sketch by G. H. Crawhall. II(4),

Jan. 1899, 75. "The Duke of Wellington." A Chalk Drawing by Goya. VI(17),

Mar. 1900, 87. "Dumas Papa." A Woodcut by Gordon Craig. II(4), Jan. 1899,

63. "A Dutch Village." A Woodcut by W. D. J. Nieuwenkamp.

VII(19), May 1900, 181. "Dust Hath Closed Helen's Eye." A Note by W. B. Yeats.

IV(12), Oct. 1899, 161-166. "The Edge of the Wood." A Drawing by W. J. Horton. IV(10),

Aug. 1899, 66. "The Editor of The Jonquil." A Story by J. E. Woodmeald.

I(2), Nov. 1898, 167-181. "Edom O'Gordon." A Woodcut by Bernard Sleigh. IV(10), Aug.

1899, 45. "Edward Thomas Daniell." A Note by Laurence Binyon. IV(12),

Oct. 1899, 209-216.

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"Ehrenhold Delivers the Queen's Message." A Woodcut by Hans Burgkmair. VI(17), Mar. 1900, 153.

"An Elephant." After a Drawing by Rembrandt. I(2), Nov. 1898, 141.

"Ellen Terry." From Wood-blocks by Gordon Craig. I(3), Dec. 1898, loose supplement.

"An Elm Recounts." A Poem by T. H. Pritchard. I(1), Oct. 1898, 90.

"Emilie." A Drawing by Dion Calthrop. No. 3, 1897, 71. Emma by Jane Austen. A Review. II(5), Feb. 1899, 171. "The Emperor Maximilian I." A Woodcut. VI(17), Mar. 1900,

129. "The Enchanted Sea." A Drawing by H. A. Payne. No. 5, 1898,

79. "An English Bayreuth." A Letter from Vernon Blackburn. No.

5, 1898, 86-88. "The Entry into Ypres." By Laurence Binyon. I(1), Oct.

1898, 81. "Epiphany." A Poem (from an inedited Little Christian Year.

No. 4, 1898, 42. "Equestrian Portrait of Maximilian I." A Woodcut after Hans

Burgkmair. No. 5, 1898, 71. "Eva." A Story by Gerda Grass. IV(11), Sep. 1899, 150-159. "The Fancy and the Fact." A Story by A. H. Holmes. I(2),

Nov. 1898, 145-156. "The Farm Yard." After a Drawing by Will G. Mein. III(8),

Jun. 1899, 131. "Femme Vidant un Seau." (Drawn on the wood by Millet in

1854, and engraved by his brother Pierre as a study). VII(19), May 1900, 133.

"Der Fichtenbaum." A Song: Words by Heinrich Heine; Music by Harold Thorp. I(1), Oct. 1898, 13.

"A Field for Modern Verse." A Note by Fiona Macleod. II(6), Mar. 1899, 207-210.

"A Field for Modern Verse." A Note by Stephen Phillips. II(5), Feb. 1899, 91-93.

The Field of Clover by Laurence Housman. A Review. II(5), Feb. 1899, 171.

"La Fileuse." An Engraving by Adrien Lavielle after Millet. VII(19), May 1900, 137.

"The Finer Spirit." A Poem by T. W. H. Crosland. II(4), Jan. 1899, 72.

"A Firelight Study." After a Drawing by F. van Mieris. I(3), Dec. 1898, 203.

"The First Labour of King Oswein." A Story. II(4), Jan. 1899, 77-82.

"A Fisher." An Engraving by W. Nicholson. No. 2, 1897, 87. "The Fisherman and the Rainbow." After a Drawing by Philip

Connard. IV(12), Oct. 1899, 223.

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"For a Poet." A Poem by Gordon Bottomley. II(5), Feb. 1899, 99.

"For a Virgin and Child by Sandro Botticelli." A Sonnet by Gordon Bottomley. II(4), Jan. 1899, 71.

"Fortuna." A Drawing by Alan Wright. No. 3, 1897, 55. "Four Fables." By T. W. H. Crosland. III(9), Jul. 1899,

196. "The Fox and the Grapes." (No. 1001 of the inedited

Thousand and One Fables) By J. E. Woodmeald. VII(19), May 1900, 42.

"The Foxglove." A Poem by Ethel Wheeler. III(8), Jun. 1899, 120-122.

"From 'La Vida es Sueño'." By Arthur Symons. III(8), Jun. 1899, 160-162.

"From Philostratus: Beauty at the Banquet (Epistle 32)." A Woodcut by Percy Osborn. VII(19), May 1900, 66.

"From the Parapet." A Drawing by W. T. Horton. No. 5, 1898, 23.

"A Friar of Orders Grey." A Woodcut by Bernard Sleigh. IV(10), Aug. 1899, 43.

"Fuji through Rain." A Print by Hokosai. No. 4, 1898, 69. "The Ghent Gate, Bruges." After Wm. Strang. III(9), Jul.

1899, 231. "Giovanni Battista Piranesi." A Note by L. A. Corbeille.

No. 4, 1898, 17-23. "Giovanni Segantini." A Note by S. C. de Soissons, with

Four Full-Page Plates. III(7), Apr. 1899, 65-71. "A Girl in a Black Dress." After a Drawing by Watteau.

V(13), Nov. 1899, 45. "The Glasgow School at Knightsbridge." A Critical Note by

C. J. Holmes. III(9), Jul. 1899, 174-180. "The Goat." An Appreciation by "Israfel". V(13), Nov. 1899,

57-59. "Godmanchester Church." A Sketch by Beresford Pite. No. 3,

1897, 23. "God's Answer." A Story by J. E. Woodmeald. II(5), Feb.

1899, 157-159. "Good Drawing." A Note by C. J. Holmes. V(13), Nov. 1899,

49-56. "Gray's Inn (Christmas)." After an Etching by A. Hugh

Fisher. IV(10), Aug. 1899, 59. "Grieg." A Study in Silver by "Israfel". III(7), Apr. 1899,

53-64. "Haegon the King." A Story by Nigel Tourneur. IV(10), Aug.

1899, 1-9. "The Hall." A Note by Joseph Crouch and Edmund Butler, with

Four Full-Page Plates. III(7), Apr. 1899, 41-47. "The Halles at Ypres." After an Etching by Wm. Strang.

I(1), Oct. 1898, 79.

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"Hand and Soul." A Story by Dante Gabriel Rossetti. V(13), Nov. 1899, 67.

"The Harbour Gate." An Architectural Plate after a Drawing by Will G. Mein. IV(10), Aug. 1899, 49.

"The Harbour of Despair." After a Drawing by Will G. Mein. III(8), Jun. 1899, 135.

"The Harness-Menders." After a Drawing by Hugh Fisher. III(9), Jul. 1899, 171.

"The Harvesters." From an Etching by Emil Orlik. I(1), Oct. 1898, 37.

"Henricus Liberti." After a Drawing by Van Dyck. IV(11), Sep. 1899, 125.

"The Hermit." By Domenico Campagnola. VII(19), May 1900, 17.

"Highland Landscape." After a Drawing by Will G. Mein. III(8), Jun. 1899, 127.

"Hiroshige." An Appreciation by Charles Holmes. No. 3, 1897, 63-70.

"His Own Portrait." After an Etching by Van Dyck. IV(11), Sep. 1899, 115.

"Hokusai." A Note by Chas. Holmes. No. 4, 1898, 71-80. "How Little Duke Jarl Saved the Castle." A Story by

Laurence Housman. IV(12), Oct. 1899, 174-178. "Illustration to 'The Staff of Life'." After a Drawing by

Ford Madox-Brown. III(9), Jul. 1899, 189. "Illustrations to Leviticus X and Psalm LII from Icones

Historiarum Veteris Testamenti." By Luztelburger after Holbein. VII(19), May 1900, 55.

"Illustrissimo et Reverendissimo." An Architectural Fantasy drawn by H. W. Brewer. I(3), Dec. 1898, 223.

"Impromptu Amoroso." A Pianoforte Solo by Edgardo Levi. No. 1, 1897, 91.

"In a Mirror." A Story by Beatrice Hardie. V(14), Dec. 1899, 101-105.

"In the Strand." Two Poems by Laurence Binyon. No. 5, 1898, 29.

"In the Streets." A Poem by Laurence Housman. No. 5, 1898, 31.

"The Irish Literary Theatre, 1900." A Note by W. B. Yeats. V(16), Jan. 1900, 234-236.

"Irresponsibilities." By "Israfel". III(8), Jun. 1899, 107-112.

"Irresponsibilities: Dr. Henry Wood." By "Israfel". IV(10), Aug. 1899, 76-78.

"Isoud in a Lazar-Cote" A Poem by Gordon Bottomley. III(9), Jul. 1899, 251-252.

"Jacob and Esau." After a Drawing by Rembrandt. V(13), Nov. 1899, 41.

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"J'ai perdu ma tourterelle." A Song: Words by Jean Passerat; Music by Jos. Moorat; the Frontispiece, Headpiece, and Tailpiece by Paul Woodroffe. No. 1, 1897, 95-99.

"Jan Matejko." A Note by S. C. de Soissons. V(16), Jan. 1900, 207-214.

"Jeanne d'Arc." After D. G. Rossetti. III(9), Jul. 1899, 225.

Jeanne d'Arc, by M. Boutet de Monvel. A Review. No. 1, 1897, 103.

"Jeypore." An Impression by "Israfel". I(1), Oct. 1898, 29-34.

"A Joust à l'Italienne." A Woodcut by Leonhard Beck. VI(17), Mar. 1900, 151.

"Jugged Hare." A Woodcut by H. Burgkmair. V(14), Dec. 1899, 95.

"Junction of the Mangyr-Tschai with the Xanthus." After a Drawing by E. T. Daniell. IV(12), Oct. 1899, 195.

"The King's Lesson." A Woodcut by Bernard Sleigh. IV(10), Aug. 1899, 37.

"A Knight and His Lady." After a Drawing by Althea Gyles. I(3), Dec. 1898, 225.

"The Lady Amaranth." A Conventional Farce by J. E. Woodmeald. No. 4, 1898, 43-57.

"The Lament of Ian the Proud." A Poem by Fiona Macleod. V(14), Dec. 1899, 82.

"The Last Night of Artân the Culdee." A Poem by Fiona Macleod. I(1), Oct. 1898, 75.

"Ladies Walking in the Garden." From the Colour-Print by Utamaro. I(1), Oct. 1898, 19.

"Landscape." After J. F. Hudson. III(9), Jul. 1899, 229. "A Landscape." A Colour-Print by Hiroshige. No. 3, 1897,

61. "A Landscape." After Van Dyck. IV(11), Sep. 1899, 117. "A Landscape." After Van Dyck. IV(11), Sep. 1899, 121. "A Landscape." After Titian. II(6), Mar. 1899, 219. "The Lesser White House." After Dürer. III(9), Jul. 1899,

221. "Lilith." After a Drawing by Althea Gyles. I(3), Dec. 1898,

229. "Little Saint Michael." A Story by Laurence Housman. No. 4,

1898, 27-39. "A London Letter." By L. A. Corbeille. III(8), Jun. 1899,

165+ "Love Alone Will Stay." A Song: Words by C. Alice Meynell;

Music by Edward Elgar. No. 4, 1898, 90-91. "Love on the Bridge." A Poem by Alan Wright. III(9), Jul.

1899, 244-245.

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"Love, Death, and Judgment." Four Poems by Laurence Housman. IV(12), Oct. 1899, 171-173.

"The Lover of the Queen of Sheba." A Poem by Arthur Symons. V(13), Nov. 1899, 5-12.

"Love's Mirror." A Song: Words by Fritz Hart; Music by S. Coleridge-Taylor. No. 3, 1897, 77-79.

"Lucas Vorsterman." After an Etching by Van Dyck. IV(11), Sep. 1899, 123.

"Lucre." A Fable by T. W. H. Crosland. I(2), Nov. 1898, 106.

"The Madonna and Child." After a Painting by Jan Matejko. V(16), Jan. 1900, 197.

"Madonna and Child." After Bellini. III(9), Jul. 1899, 223. "Major Kay Lemming." A Story by Arthur H. Holmes. V(13),

Nov. 1899, 13-24. "A Man and a Woman with a Guitar." After a Drawing by G.

Ter Borch. I(3), Dec. 1898, 205. "A Man Seated with a Guitar." After a Drawing by Govaert

Flinck. II(5), Feb. 1899, 155. "Martini Luigi Implora Pace." A Poem by Stephen Phillips.

II(4), Jan. 1899, 1. "Mary's Carol." A Poem by Norah Hopper. I(3), Dec. 1898,

240-241. "The Massacre of the Innocents." A Story by M. Maeterlinck;

Translated by Edith Wingate Rinder. II(4), Jan. 1899, 49-60.

"The Master Builder." A Parable. I(1), Oct. 1898, 2-4. "Medusa." Chryselephantine Sculpture by Th. Vinçotte. No.

3, 1897, 15. "The Melon Eaters." A Photogravure after a Painting by

Murillo. I(1), Oct. 1898, loose supplement. "A Memorial College." Three Designs by Frank L. Emanuel, H.

W. Brewer, and H. M. J. Close, with a Note. II(6), Mar. 1899, 237-247.

"The Merchant George Gisze." A Photogravure after a Painting by Holbein. I(2), Nov. 1898, loose supplement.

"The Merrow." A Story by J. T. Kingsley-Tarpey. III(9), Jul. 1899, 209-218.

"Messaline," Act II, Scene III. Music by Isidore de Lara. III(7), Apr. 1899, 81-86.

"Messaline." A Musical Miniature by Vernon Blackburn. III(7), Apr. 1899, 76-80.

"Le Midi." (From Les Quatres heures du jour), an Engraving by Adrien Lavielle after Millet. VII(19), May 1900, 145.

"The Milestone." A Woodcut by Bernard Sleigh. IV(10), Aug. 1899, 45.

"A Mill at Bruges." A Woodcut by W. D. J. Nieuwenkamp. VII(19), May 1900, 175.

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"A Mill." A Woodcut by Herman Goltzius. VII(19), May 1900, 89.

"The Minuet." A Drawing by Malcolm Patterson. No. 4, 1898, 81.

"Minuet." A Pianoforte Solo by Edward Elgar. No. 2, 1897, 102-107.

"Mirage." A Song. Words by Christina Rossetti; Music by Harold Thorp. I(2), Nov. 1898, 125-127.

"The Mirror and the Maid." A Fable by T. W. H. Crosland. I(3), Dec. 1898, 243.

"A Mitigated Punishment." A Story by Isabel Fry. VI(18), Apr. 1900, 230-244.

"The Moke." An Appreciation by "Israfel". V(16), Jan. 1900, 186-190.

"Monnow Bridge." A Drawing by James Williams. No. 2, 1897, 21.

"The Monody of Isla the Singer." A Poem by Fiona Macleod. I(1), Oct. 1898, 76.

"Moreen the Musician." A Story by Chas. Kennet Burrow. IV(10), Aug. 1899, 24-34.

"La Morgue." After an Etching by Chas. Méryon. No. 5, 1898, 9.

"The Morning After." From the Colour-Print by Utamaro. I(1), Oct. 1898, 17.

"The Mother." From a Lithograph by Emil Orlik. I(1), Oct. 1898, 39.

"The Mountain." A Poem by W. W. Gibson. III(9), Jul. 1899, 249-250.

"Mozart at Munich." A Note by Vernon Blackburn. No. 3, 1897, 82-91.

"Mr. Bridges' 'Prometheus' and Poetic Drama." A Note by Laurence Binyon. II(6), Mar. 1899, 199-206.

"Mrs. Byfield." After a Drawing by Downman. II(4), Jan. 1899, 65.

"Music." After a Drawing by G. M. Ellwood. IV(12), Oct. 1899, 227.

Music and Manners: From Pergolese to Beethoven by Henry Edward Krehbiel. A Review by Vernon Blackburn. II(5), Feb. 1899, 167.

"The Mystic." A Sonnet by W. H. Phelps. VII(19), May 1900, 52.

"Nachor." A Poem by Douglas Ainslie. VII(19), May 1900, 148-156.

"The Nativity." After a Painting by Albrecht Altdorfer. V(14), Dec. 1899, 113.

"Nature and Landscape." A Note by C. J. Holmes, with Full-Page Plates after Rubens and Turner. II(5), Feb. 1899, 140-144.

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"Near Mother Nature's Heart." A Pastoral Play by J. E. Woodmeald. No. 1, 1897, 37-60.

"Neglected Beauty: The Curse of Anger (Epistle 27)." A Woodcut by Percy Osborn. VII(19), May 1900, 67.

"Neo-Ruskinism: A Protest." A Note by J. F. Runciman. II(5), Feb. 1899, 118-124.

"The New Orpheus." A Poem by Laurence Housman. II(5), Feb. 1899, 94-98.

"The New Year." After a Drawing by Percy Bulcock. V(16), Jan. 1900, 161.

"New Year's Greetings Four Hundred Years Ago." An Illustrated Note by Campbell Dodgson. II(4), Jan. 1899, 23-26.

"A Night of Clouds." A Poem by Frank Freeman. V(16), Jan. 1900, 215.

"A Night of Stars." A Poem by Frank Freeman. V(16), Jan. 1900, 216.

"Night-piece." A Poem by Frank Freeman. No. 3, 1897, 50. "Nocturne." After J. R. Cooper. III(9), Jul. 1899, 227. "A Note in Chopin." By L. A. Corbeille. IV(12), Oct. 1899,

237. "A Note on Genre Painting." By C. J. Holmes. I(3), Dec.

1898, 207-215. "A Note on Jacopo Bellini." By Roger E. Fry, with Two Full-

Page Plates. II(5), Feb. 1899, 125-139. "A Note on the Woodcuts," VII(19), May 1900, 169-172. "Novembre." (La Mort Chasseresse.) A Poem by Francis Vielé-

Griffin. No. 3, 1897, 27-28. "Nude Figure." A Study by W. L. Bruckman. No. 1, 1897, 65. "O Candido Cuor." A Song: Italian and English Words after

Heine; Music by Edgardo Levi. No. 1, 1897, 92-93. "The Oak and the Cane" (From Cento Favole). By Verdizotti

after Titian(?). VII(19), May 1900, 44. "Octavius Bent." A Story by F. Johnson. V(14), Dec. 1899,

145-157. "Of Frozen Music." Fifty Words by C. H. Enston. No. 2,

1897, 20. "An Old English Song." By Wm. Lawes, Ed. by Arnold

Dolmetsch. II(6), Mar. 1899, 248-252. "Old Houses." After an Etching by E. T. Daniell. IV(12),

Oct. 1899, 205. "On a 'New Note' in Poetry." A Poem by Frank Freeman.

II(5), Feb. 1899, 105-106. "On the Beach." After a Charcoal Drawing by Frank Mura.

III(8), Jun. 1899, 147. "One Foot in the Grave." A Woodcut by Hans Schäufelein.

VI(17), Mar. 1900, 143. "Othello and Desdemona." After a Sketch by Philip Connard.

IV(12), Oct. 1899, 225.

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"Paderewski." After a Drawing by E. Burne-Jones. III(8), Jun. 1899, 105.

The Page: A Monthly Magazine. A Review. II(5), Feb. 1899, 167-170.

"Pallas." Chryselephantine Sculpture by J. Dillens. No. 3, 1897, 13.

"The Paralytic." A Poem by Laurence Binyon. No. 4, 1898, 58.

"The Paris of Méryon." A Note by Gleeson White. No. 5, 1898, 15-22.

"Part of a Frieze." After Benjamin Cheswick. IV(10), Aug. 1899, 51.

"The Passing Ghost." A Poem by Bernard Capes. III(8), Jun. 1899, 96-98.

"The Paviers." From a Pencil Sketch by Emil Orlik. I(1), Oct. 1898, 41.

"The Pedlar." After a Drawing by W. Scrope Davies. II(4), Jan. 1899, 37.

"The Penman." A Story by Godfrey Burchett. IV(12), Oct. 1899, 179-186.

"The Pensioners." A Colour-Print from three Wood-blocks by Emil Orlik. I(1), Oct. 1898, loose supplement.

"The Philosophy of Shelley's Poetry." An Essay by W. B. Yeats. VII(19), May 1900, 75-83.

"Phineka, Lycia." After a Water-Colour Drawing by E. T. Daniell. IV(12), Oct. 1899, 201.

"A Pictorial Post-Card." From a Woodblock by Gordon Craig. II(6), Mar. 1899, 255.

"Plague in the West Country." A Poem by A. Hugh Fisher. IV(11), Sep. 1899, 85-86.

"The Player on the Jew's Harp." From a Lithograph by Stewart Carmichael. V(14), Dec. 1899, 117.

"Ploughing in the Nivernaise." After a Painting by Rosa Bonheur. No. 5, 1898, 83.

"The Ploughman." A Woodcut by Edward Calvert. VII(19), May 1900, 167.

Poems by Eva Gore-Booth. A Review. II(4), Jan. 1899, 87. "The Poison Tree." A Poem by Laurence Binyon. No. 5, 1898,

30. "The Poplar." A Poem by Ethel Wheeler. I(1), Oct. 1898, 72. "Portrait of Henry Irving." From Wood-blocks by Gordon

Craig. I(2), Nov. 1898, loose supplement. "Portrait of Herself." After Mme. Vigée le Brun. III(7),

Apr. 1899, loose plate. "A Poster." From a Woodblock by Gordon Craig. II(6), Mar.

1899, 253. "A Posteriori." A Christmas Story by Lilian Quiller-Couch.

I(3), Dec. 1898, 187-196.

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"A Prayer to Time." A Poem by Laurence Binyon. II(5), Feb. 1899, 104.

"Prince Albert of Prussia Swearing Allegiance to Sigismund I." After a Painting by Jan Matejko. V(16), Jan. 1900, 201.

"The Prison of the King of the Dragon." A Woodcut after Hans Burgkmair. No. 5, 1898, 77.

"Prologue—Before the Theatre." A Poem by Arthur Symons. No. 5, 1898, 32-33.

"A Pulpit Humourist." A Note by Campbell Dodgson. V(14), Dec. 1899, 83-90.

"The Quay of the Rosary, Bruges." After an Etching by Wm. Strang. II(6), Mar. 1899, loose supplement.

"Queen Ehrenreich's Council." A Woodcut by Leonhard Beck. VI(17), Mar. 1900, 141.

"The Queen That Would Have Married." A Fable by T. W. H. Crosland. I(3), Dec. 1898, 242.

"Rahere's Tomb." After a Drawing by G. C. C. H. Crawhall. I(2), Nov. 1898, 159.

"Rain, Steam, and Speed." After a Painting by J. M. W. Turner. II(6), Mar. 1899, 221.

"The Ramparts of Ypres." After an Etching by Wm. Strang. I(1), Oct. 1898, 77.

"The Raven of Noah." After a Drawing by Althea Gyles. I(3), Dec. 1898, 227.

"Reading." A Fable by T. W. H. Crosland. I(1), Oct. 1898, 35.

Sir Edward Burne-Jones. A Review. II(4), Jan. 1899, 87. Rembrandt at Burlington House. A Review. II(5), Feb. 1899,

166. "The Repentant." A Poem by Chas. Weekes. I(1), Oct. 1898,

89. "The Return Home." A Woodcut by Edward Calvert. VII(19),

May 1900, 165. "The Return of Spring" A Review of the Song. Words by Percy

Pinkerton; Music by Edgardo Levi. No. 1, 1897, 100-101. "The Revival of Chryselephantine Sculpture in Belgium." A

Note by Olivier Georges Destrée. No. 3, 1897, 17-22. "Rhodes from the Sea." After a Water-Colour Drawing by E.

T. Daniell. IV(12), Oct. 1899, 203. "The River in Flood." A Leaf from a "Liber Veritatis" by

Annie Dawson. No. 1, 1897, 33-35. "A River Scene." After an Etching by E. T. Daniell. IV(12),

Oct. 1899, 207. "Robert Schumann: An Impertinence." A Critical Note by John

F. Runciman. III(9), Jul. 1899, 231-238. "The Roof of the Halles at Ypres." By Laurence Binyon.

I(1), Oct. 1898, 85-86.

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"Rotterdam." An Impression by "Israfel". V(14), Dec. 1899, 106-112.

"Ruby Martin's Diary." A Story by Oswald Sickert. VI(17), Mar. 1900, 89-126.

"La Rue Grenier sur Veau, Paris." After an Etching by A. H. Fisher. IV(10), Aug. 1899, 55.

"The Ruins of Brederode Castle." After a Painting by Hobbema. II(5), Feb. 1899, loose supplement.

"Sandro Botticelli." An Appreciation by Gleeson White. No. 1, 1897, 81-87.

"Sappho's Death." Three Full-Page Plates after Printings by Gustave Moreau. II(5), Feb. 1899, 109-113.

"Sappho's Death." Three Sonnets by T. Sturge Moore. II(5), Feb. 1899, 107-108.

Sartor Resartus by Thomas Carlyle. A Review. II(5), Feb. 1899, 171.

"A Saxon Prince on Horseback." A Woodcut by Lucas Cranach. No. 2, 1897, 79.

"The Scouring of Christ." After a Woodcut by Albrecht Altdorfer. I(2), Nov. 1898, 111.

"A Screen." After a Drawing by W. L. Bruckman. I(2), Nov. 1898, 133.

"A Second Note on Piranesi." By L. A. Corbeille, with Three Plates. II(4), Jan. 1899, 45-48.

"The Seal." A Poem by E. Willmore. IV(12), Oct. 1899, 169-170.

"The Sea-Spell." A Painting by D. G. Rossetti. No. 2, 1897, 89.

"The Sea-Spell." An Appreciation by Gleeson White. No. 2, 1897, 91-94.

Second Book of London Visions by Laurence Binyon. A Review. II(4), Jan. 1899, 88-89.

"The Secrets of the Night." A Poem by Fiona Macleod. II(4), Jan. 1899, 68-69.

"Sensations." A Story by F. Johnson. III(8), Jun. 1899, 149-158.

"Seraglio." A Musical Miniature by Vernon Blackburn. I(3), Dec. 1898, 251-252.

"The Seven Deadly Sins." A Woodcut by H. Burgkmair. V(14), Dec. 1899, 97.

"The Seven Trees." A Drawing by W. J. Horton. IV(10), Aug. 1899, 68.

"Shadows: A Triptych." A Story by A. H. Holmes. IV(11), Sep. 1899, 87-101.

"The Sheep-Shearers." After a Drawing by A. H. Fisher. III(8), Jun. 1899, 130.

"The Shepherd." A Poem by W. W. Gibson. V(14), Dec. 1899, 158.

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"The Shepherdess." From a Charcoal Drawing by Frank Mura. I(1), Oct. 1898, 43.

"Shut In." A Story by Chas. Weekes. IV(11), Sep. 1899, 102-110.

"A Signboard." Painted by Wm. Strang. I(2), Nov. 1898, 137. "La Simplicité." A Pianoforte Solo by Wm. Hurlstone. No. 3,

1897, 80-81. "A Single Combat." A Woodcut by Hans Bergkmair. VI(17),

Mar. 1900, 149. "The Sixth Finger." A Story by A. H. Holmes. III(7), Apr.

1899, 10-40. "Skarga's Sermon." After a Painting by Jan Matejko. V(16),

Jan. 1900, 195. "A Smoke-Room." After a Design by Jos. Crouch and Edmund

Butler. V(16), Jan. 1900, 229. "A Snowdrop Song." A Poem by Nora Hopper. I(1), Oct. 1898,

92. "Snowed Up." A Conventional Comedy by J. E. Woodmeald.

I(3), Dec. 1898, 253-271. "A Snowless Christmas." A Poem (from an inedited Little

Christian Year. No. 4, 1898, 42. "Solvitur Ambulando." A Drawing by Chas. Pears. No. 3,

1897, 57. "Some Examples of Plainsong." With Notes by S. Gregory

Ould. IV(11), Sep. 1899, 139-144. "Song." After a Painting by Jan Matejko. V(16), Jan. 1900,

203. "A Song of Apple-Gathering." By Gordon Bottomley. IV(12),

Oct. 1899, 167-168. "A Song of Brotherhood" Two Verses by Jas. Medborough. No.

1, 1897, 36. "The Song of Mongan." A Poem by W. B. Yeats. I(1), Oct.

1898, 36. "'Les Sonneurs' of Gaston La Touche." A Sonnet by Gordon

Bottomley. IV(11), Sep. 1899, 84. "Source of the Xanthus." After a Water-Colour Drawing by E.

T. Daniell. IV(12), Oct. 1899, 197. "The South Aisle of St. Batholomew's." After a Drawing by

G. C. C. H. Crawhall. I(2), Nov. 1898, 157. "Spain: To Josefa." A Poem by Arthur Symons. II(6), Mar.

1899, 197-198. "Special Providences." A Story by Isabel Fry. VII(19), May

1900, 57-65. "Specialists." A Fable by T. W. H. Crosland. I(3), Dec.

1898, 243. "The Spiritual Spinster." A Woodcut by H. Burgkmair. V(14),

Dec. 1899, 95. "Spring." From Lucas' Mezzotint after Constable. VI(18),

Apr. 1900, 207.

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"Springtide." A Woodcut by Bernard Sleigh. IV(10), Aug. 1899, 39.

"St. Bartholomew the Great, Smithfield." A Note by L. A. Corbeille. I(2), Nov. 1898, 163-166.

"St. Bartholomew's, Smithfield." After a Drawing by G. C. C. H. Crawhall. I(2), Nov. 1898, 161.

"St. George and the Dragon." After a Painting by Bellini. I(2), Nov. 1898, 143.

"St. Hubert." An Engraving by Dürer. No. 2, 1897, 75. "St. Jerome in the Wilderness." After a Woodcut by Albrecht

Altdorfer. I(2), Nov. 1898, 107. "St. Jerome." A Chiaroscuro Woodcut by Ugo da Capri after

Titian. VII(19), May 1900, 7. "St. Kinga." After a Painting by Jan Matejko. V(16), Jan.

1900, 205. "St. Louis." After a Painting by Jan Matejko. V(16), Jan.

1900, 193. "St. Paul's from the North-East." A Drawing by Hanslip

Fletcher. VI(17), Mar. 1900, 167. "St. Paul's from the West." A Drawing by Hanslip Fletcher.

VI(17), Mar. 1900, 165. "St. Paul's." A Note by L. A. Corbeille. VI(17), Mar. 1900,

169. "The Staff of Life." A Story by Laurence Housman. III(9),

Jul. 1899, 190-195. "A Staircase." A Drawing by G. B. Piranesi. No. 4, 1898, 9. "A Star in the East." An Original Wood Engraving by Bernard

Sleigh. IV(12), Oct. 1899, 221. "Stephen Phillips." After a Lithograph by Will Rothenstein.

II(4), Jan. 1899, 61. "Still Life." A Story by Mary Hargrave. IV(10), Aug. 1899,

10-12. "Stimmen der Winternacht." A Poem by Oscar A. H. Schmitz.

I(1), Oct. 1898, 16. "Stoke-by-Nayland." From Lucas' Mezzotint after Constable.

VI(18), Apr. 1900, 211. "Striding Edge." A Sonnet by Louis Barsac. No. 2, 1897, 50. "A Study for a Holy Family." After a Drawing by

Michelangelo. V(13), Nov. 1899, 33. "A Study of a Head." After a Drawing by Raphael. V(13),

Nov. 1899, 35. "A Study of Man with a Basket." After a Drawing by Watteau.

V(13), Nov. 1899, 47. "A Stumbling." A Story by Oswald Sickert. V(16), Jan. 1900,

163-185. "Le Stryge." After an Etching by Chas. Méryon. No. 5, 1898,

13. "Summer Afternoon." From Lucas' Mezzotint after Constable.

VI(18), Apr. 1900, 215.

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"Summer Evening." From Lucas' Mezzotint after Constable. VI(18), Apr. 1900, 217.

"Summer Morning." From Lucas' Mezzotint after Constable. VI(18), Apr. 1900, 205.

"A Summer Night." A Drawing by J. J. Guthrie. No. 3, 1897, 73.

"A Sundering." A Poem by Frank Freeman. III(8), Jun. 1899, 159.

"The Surf-Net." After a Drawing by Chas. Pears. IV(12), Oct. 1899, 217.

"A Surrender." A Woodcut by Leonhard Beck. VI(17), Mar. 1900, 147.

"A Survival." A Sonnet by Gordon Bottomley. II(4), Jan. 1899, 70-71.

"A Symbolic Artist and the Coming of Symbolic Art." A Note by W. B. Yeats. I(3), Dec. 1898, 233-237.

"Symbolism in Modern Poetry." A Note by W. B. Yeats. VI(18), Apr. 1900, 249-257.

"Sympathy." A Poem by Althea Gyles. I(3), Dec. 1898, 239. "Tears." A Song: Words by Walter Savage Landor; Music by T.

F. Dunhill. No. 5, 1898, 90-91. "The Ten Labours of King Oswin." I(2), Nov. 1898, 97-101. "The Theatre." A Note by W. B. Yeats. III(7), Apr. 1899,

48-52. "Theatre of Myra, Lycia." After a Water-Colour Drawing by

E. T. Daniell. IV(12), Oct. 1899, 199. "Theuerdank." A Note by Campbell Dodgson. VI(17), Mar.

1900, 131-140. "Theuerdank Treads on the Swords of His Foes." A Woodcut by

Hans Burgkmair. VI(17), Mar. 1900, 155. "Three Engravings of the Early Renaissance." An

Appreciation by Laurence Binyon. No. 1, 1897, 73-76. "Three Singers." A Fable by T. W. H. Crosland. I(2), Nov.

1898, 105. "Three Songs in Exile." By Laurence Housman. IV(10), Aug.

1899, 73-75. "Timoteo Viti." After a Pastel. III(8), Jun. 1899, 163. "To Baby." A Poem by Louis Barsac. No. 4, 1898, 40-41. "Tom o' Bedlam's Song." A Poem by Francis Thompson. No. 5,

1898, 34-36. "The Top of the Hill." From a Pen-Drawing by Will G. Mein.

V(14), Dec. 1899, 143. "Tour dite de Marat." After an Etching by Chas. Méryon. No.

5, 1898, 11. "The Triumph of Ruth." A Story by A. H. Holmes. III(8),

Jun. 1899, 140-146. "The Troubling of the Waters." A Story by Laurence Housman;

Illustrated by the Author. No. 2, 1897, 27-47.

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"Tschaikowsky and His 'Pathetic' Symphony." An Appreciation by John F. Runciman. No. 2, 1897, 108-118.

"The Twin Streams." A Sonnet by Louis Barsac. II(4), Jan. 1899, 86.

"Two Girls' Heads." After a Drawing by Watteau. V(13), Nov. 1899, 43.

"Two Illustrations of Imitation of Eclogue I." Woodcuts by Wm. Blake. VII(19), May 1900, 159.

"The Two Marguerites." A Story by A. H. Holmes. III(9), Jul. 1899, 197-204.

"Under the Dome." After a Drawing by H. W. Brewer. V(16), Jan. 1900, 223.

"Undercurrents." A Poem by W. Kingsley-Tarpey. III(9), Jul. 1899, 247.

"The Unhappy Queen." From a Lithograph by Stewart Carmichael. V(14), Dec. 1899, 115.

"Utamaro." A Note by C. J. Holmes. I(1), Oct. 1898, 21-26. "Utrecht Cathedral." A Drawing by Samuel Prout. No. 2,

1897, 11. "Utrecht Cathedral." A Note by L. A. Corbielle. No. 2,

1897, 13-19. "Van Dyck, the Master of Style." A Note by C. J. Holmes.

IV(11), Sep. 1899, 127-134. "Vannes, Lower Brittany." A Drawing by Percy Wadham. No. 4,

1898, 61. "Velasquez and His Modern Followers." A Note by C. J.

Holmes. III(8), Jun. 1899, 90-95. "A Venetian Noble." A Woodcut by Jan Lievens. VII(19), May

1900, 71. "Verborg'ne Liebe." A Song. Words by Bj. Björnsen; Music by

Fritz Delius. III(8), Jun. 1899, 99-104. "Verse, Spiritual and Spiritualistic." A Note by Frank

Freeman. II(6), Mar. 1899, 214-218. "Vessels in a Breeze." A Drawing by Wm. Van de Valde II.

No. 2, 1897, 95. "The Vestal." After Angelina Kauffman. III(7), Apr. 1899,

loose plate. "A View of Temples" By Hiroshige. IV(10), Aug. 1899, 71-72. "A View of Tokaido." A Colour-Print by Hiroshige. No. 3,

1897, 59. "Virgin and Child, with St. John the Baptist, St.

Catherine, and Angels." An Oil Painting by Sandro Botticelli. No. 1, 1897, 79.

"Vision." A Poem by Louis Barsac. I(2), Nov. 1898, 132. "A Vision" A Review of the Song. Words by Lady Lindsay;

Music by Edgardo Levi. No. 1, 1897, 100-101. "Vivien and Merlin." A Painting by E. Burne-Jones. No. 3,

1897, 53.

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"A Voice from the Dead." A Sonnet by Wm. H. Phelps. VII(19), May 1900, 51.

"The Voice of the World." VII(19), May 1900, 21-41. "Walt Whitman." From a Wood-block by Gordon Craig. I(3),

Dec. 1898, 247. "The Wanderers." After Maeterlinck, by Mary Ward. III(8),

Jun. 1899, 113-119. "Wanted: A Theme for Modern Verse." A Note by Louis Barsac.

II(6), Mar. 1899, 211-213. "Wanted: An English Bayreuth." A Note by J. F. Runciman.

No. 4, 1898, 92-101. "Water-Gate, Hoorn." A Pen and Ink Sketch by A. van Anrooy.

No. 1, 1897, 9. "The Waterfall of Yoro." After a Print by Hokusai. I(2),

Nov. 1898, 135. "The Wave." A Colour-Print by Hiroshige. No. 4, 1898, 67. "The Way of the Mist." An Essay by Louis Barsac. V(13),

Nov. 1899, 64-66. "The Weepers." A Sonnet by Wm. H. Phelps. VII(19), May

1900, 52. "Weisse Rosen." A Song: Words by Martin Greif; Music by

Ingeborg von Bronsart. No. 4, 1898, 85-87. "The Well in the Wall." A Drawing by Laurence Housman. No.

3, 1897, 11. "A Welsh Village." Designed and Cut by Bernard Sleigh.

V(14), Dec. 1899, 139. "Weymouth Bay." From Lucas' Mezzotint after Constable.

VI(18), Apr. 1900, 213. "A Whiff of Lavender." A Story by Hope Crompton. III(9),

Jul. 1899, 205-208. "When I Am King." A Poem by Edwin J. Ellis. I(1), Oct.

1898, 87-88. "Where the Bee Sucks." A Drawing by W. J. Horton. IV(10),

Aug. 1899, 64. "The White King." A Note by Campbell Dodgson. No. 5, 1898,

60-70. "William Byrd's D Minor Mass." A Note by John F. Runciman.

VI(17), Mar. 1900, 157-164. "A Windy Day," After a Charcoal Drawing by Frank Mura.

II(6), Mar. 1899, 231. Wisdom and Destiny by Maurice Maeterlinck. A Review. II(4),

Jan. 1899, 90. "Wladyslaw the White." After a Painting by Jan Matejko.

V(16), Jan. 1900, 191. "Woman." A Fable by T. W. H. Crosland. I(2), Nov. 1898,

105. "The Woman and the Wizard." A Fable by T. W. H. Crosland.

I(3), Dec. 1898, 242-243.

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"Women as Painters." A Note by C. J. Holmes. III(7), Apr. 1899, 2-9.

"The Woodcuts of Lucas Cranach." An Appreciation by Campbell Dodgson. No. 2, 1897, 81-86.

"The Worldly Lion." A Woodcut by "H. F." V(14), Dec. 1899, 99.

"Wotan's Abschied." A Drawing by Alan Wright. No. 4, 1898, 63.

"The Yellow Flowers." A Poem by Frank Freeman. I(3), Dec. 1898, 197.

"The Young White King Learns Black Magic." A Woodcut after Hans Burgkmair. No. 5, 1898, 73.

"The Young White King Learns French from the Queen of Feuereisen." A Woodcut after Leonhard Beck. No. 5, 1898, 75.

"Ysaye." An Impertinence by "Israfel". VII(19), May 1900, 84-86.

INDEX TO INDIVIDUAL ISSUES NUMBER ONE, 1897 "The City Gate." A Pencil Drawing by H. W. Brewer, 7. "Water-Gate, Hoorn." A Pen and Ink Sketch by A. van Anrooy,

9. "The Concord of Clofield." A Story by L. Dougall, 13-31. "The Deserted Village." A Sonnet by Louis Barsac, 32. "The River in Flood." A Leaf from a "Liber Veritatis" by

Annie Dawson, 33-35. "A Song of Brotherhood" Two Verses by James Medborough, 36. "Near Mother Nature's Heart." A Pastoral Play by J. E.

Woodmeald, 37-60. "Cattle Grazing." (Photogravure.) A Charcoal Drawing by

Frank Mura, 63. "Nude Figure." A Study by W. L. Bruckman, 65. "The Annunciation." An Engraving by Martin Schongauer, 67. "Christ Descending into Hell." An Engraving by Jacopo de'

Barbari, 71. "Three Engravings of the Early Renaissance." An

Appreciation by Laurence Binyon, 73-76. "Charity." An Oil Painting by G. F. Watts, 77. "Virgin and Child, with St. John the Baptist, St.

Catherine, and Angels." An Oil Painting by Sandro Botticelli, 79.

"Sandro Botticelli." An Appreciation by Gleeson White, 81-87.

"Impromptu Amoroso." A Pianoforte Solo by Edgardo Levi, 91.

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"O Candido Cuor." A Song: Italian and English Words after Heine; Music by Edgardo Levi, 92-93.

"J'ai perdu ma tourterelle." A Song: Words by Jean Passerat; Music by Jos. Moorat; the Frontispiece, Headpiece, and Tailpiece by Paul Woodroffe, 95-99.

"A Vision." A Review of the Song. Words by Lady Lindsay; Music by Edgardo Levi, 100-101.

"The Return of Spring." A Review of the Song. Words by Percy Pinkerton; Music by Edgardo Levi, 100-101.

A Review of M. Boutet de Monvel's Jeanne d'Arc, 103. NUMBER TWO, 1897 "Utrecht Cathedral." A Drawing by Samuel Prout, 11. "Utrecht Cathedral." A Note by L. A. Corbielle, 13-19. "Of Frozen Music." Fifty Words by C. H. Enston, 20. "Monnow Bridge." A Drawing by Jas. Williams, 21. "Chateau de Vitré." A Drawing by Percy Wadham, 23. "The Troubling of the Waters." A Story by Laurence Housman;

Illus. by the Author, 27-47. "The Desire of Man and of Woman." A Poem by W. B. Yeats,

48-49. "Striding Edge." A Sonnet by Louis Barsac, 50. "Cousin Frederick." A Conventional Comedy by J. E.

Woodmeald, 51-72. "St. Hubert." An Engraving by Dürer, 75. "The Annuniciation." A Woodcut by Lucas Cranach, 77. "A Saxon Prince on Horseback." A Woodcut by Lucas Cranach,

79. "The Woodcuts of Lucas Cranach." An Appreciation by

Campbell Dodgson, 81-86. "A Fisher." An Engraving by W. Nicholson (Printed from Four

Blocks), 87. "The Sea-Spell." A Painting by D. G. Rossetti, 89. "The Sea-Spell." An Appreciation by Gleeson White, 91-94. "Vessels in a Breeze." A Drawing by Wm. Van de Valde II,

95. "Aus Mizra Schaffy." A Song: German Words from Bodenstadt's

Mizra Schaffy; Music by Liza Lehmann, 99-101. "Minuet." A Pianoforte Solo by Edward Elgar, 102-107. "Tschaikowsky and His 'Pathetic' Symphony." An Appreciation

by John F. Runciman, 108-118. NUMBER THREE, 1897 "The Well in the Wall." A Drawing by Laurence Housman, 11. "Pallas." Chryselephantine Sculpture by J. Dillens, 13. "Medusa." Chryselephantine Sculpture by Th. Vinçotte, 15.

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"The Revival of Chryselephantine Sculpture in Belgium." A Note by Olivier Georges Destrée, 17-22.

"Godmanchester Church." A Sketch by Beresford Pite, 23. "Novembre." (La Mort Chasseresse.) A Poem by Francis Vielé-

Griffin, 27-28. "A Blessed Damozel." A Story by J. E. Woodmeald, 29-49. "Night-piece." A Poem by Frank Freeman, 50. "Vivien and Merlin." A Painting by E. Burne-Jones, 53. "Fortuna." A Drawing by Alan Wright, 55. "Solvitur Ambulando." A Drawing by Chas. Pears, 57. "A View of Tokaido." A Colour-Print by Hiroshige, 59. "A Landscape." A Colour-Print by Hiroshige, 61. "Hiroshige." An Appreciation by Chas. Holmes, 63-70. "Emilie." A Drawing by Dion Calthrop, 71. "A Summer Night." A Drawing by J. J. Guthrie, 73. "Love's Mirror." A Song: Words by Fritz Hart; Music by S.

Coleridge-Taylor, 77-79. "La Simplicité." A Pianoforte Solo by Wm. Y. Hurlstone, 80-

81. "Mozart at Munich." A Note by Vernon Blackburn, 82-91. NUMBER FOUR, 1898 "A Staircase." A Drawing by G. B. Piranesi, 9. "The Appian Way." An Etching by G. B. Piranesi, 11. "The Arch of Augustus at Rimini." An Etching by G. B.

Piranesi, 15. "Giovanni Battista Piranesi." A Note by L. A. Corbeille,

17-23. "Little Saint Michael." A Story by Laurence Housman, 27-39. "To Baby." A Poem by Louis Barsac, 40-41. "A Snowless Christmas." A Poem (from an inedited Little

Christian Year, 42. "Epiphany." A Poem (from an inedited Little Christian Year,

42. "The Lady Amaranth." A Conventional Farce by J. E.

Woodmeald, 43-57. "The Paralytic." A Poem by Laurence Binyon, 58. "Vannes, Lower Brittany." A Drawing by Percy Wadham, 61. "Wotan's Abschied." A Drawing by Alan Wright, 63. Facsimile of Part of a Brush Drawing by Holusai, 65. "The Wave." A Colour-Print by Hiroshige, 67. "Fuji through Rain." A Print by Hokosai, 69. "Hokusai." A Note by Chas. Holmes, 71-80. "The Minuet." A Drawing by Malcolm Patterson, 81. "Weisse Rosen." A Song: Words by Martin Greif; Music by

Ingeborg von Bronsart, 85-87. "Cradle Song." A Song: Words by Alice Meynell; Music by

Vernon Blackburn, 88-89.

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"Love Alone Will Stay." A Song: Words by C. Alice Meynell; Music by Edward Elgar, 90-91.

"Wanted: An English Bayreuth." A Note by J. F. Runciman, 92-101.

NUMBER FIVE, 1898 "Ancienne Porte de la Palais de Justice." After an Etching

by Chas. Méryon, 7. "La Morgue." After an Etching by Chas. Méryon, 9. "Tour dite de Marat." After an Etching by Chas. Méryon, 11. "Le Stryge." After an Etching by Chas. Méryon, 13. "The Paris of Méryon." A Note by Gleeson White, 15-22. "From the Parapet." A Drawing by W. T. Horton, 23. "Au Coin du Feu." A Poem by F. Vielé-Griffin, 26-28. "In the Strand." Two Poems by Laurence Binyon, 29. "The Poison Tree." A Poem by Laurence Binyon, 30. "In the Streets." A Poem by Laurence Housman, 31. "Prologue—Before the Theatre." A Poem by Arthur Symons, 32-

33. "Tom o' Bedlam's Song." A Poem by Francis Thompson, 34-36. "Aodh to Dectora." Three Songs by W. B. Yeats, 37-38. "Children of the Dark Star." A Story by Fiona Macleod, 39-

58. "The White King." A Note by Campbell Dodgson, 60-70. "Equestrian Portrait of Maximilian I." A Woodcut after Hans

Burgkmair, 71. "The Young White King Learns Black Magic." A Woodcut after

Hans Burgkmair, 73. "The Young White King Learns French from the Queen of

Feuereisen." A Woodcut after Leonhard Beck, 75. "The Prison of the King of the Dragon." A Woodcut after

Hans Burgkmair, 77. "The Enchanted Sea." A Drawing by H. A. Payne, 79. "Beauty and the Beast." A Drawing by Byam Shaw, 81. "Ploughing in the Nivernaise." After a Painting by Rosa

Bonheur, 83. "An English Bayreuth." A Letter from Vernon Blackburn, 86-

88. "Apensiero Elegiaco." A Pianoforte Solo by Edgardo Levi,

89. "Tears." A Song: Words by Walter Savage Landor; Music by T.

F. Dunhill, 90-91. VOLUME I, NUMBER 1 – NEW SERIES (OCTOBER 1898) "The Melon Eaters." A Photogravure after a Painting by

Murillo, loose supplement. "The Master Builder." A Parable, 2-4.

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"The Castle by the Sea." A Drawing by H. W. Brewer, 5. "A Capful of Moonshine." A Story by Laurence Housman, 7-12. "Der Fichtenbaum." A Song: Words by Heinrich Heine; Music

by Harold Thorp, 13. "Stimmen der Winternacht." A Poem by Oscar A. Schmitz, 16. "The Morning After." From the Colour-Print by Utamaro, 17. "Ladies Walking in the Garden." From the Colour-Print by

Utamaro, 19. "Utamaro." A Note by C. J. Holmes, 21-26. "Bussy D'Amboise." A Woodcut by Gordon Craig, 27. "Jeypore." An Impression by "Israfel", 29-34. "Reading." A Fable by T. W. H. Crosland, 35. "The Song of Mongan." A Poem by W. B. Yeats, 36. "The Pensioners." A Colour-Print from three Wood-blocks by

Emil Orlik, loose supplement. "The Harvesters." From an Etching by Emil Orlik, 37. "The Mother." From a Lithograph by Emil Orlik, 39. "The Paviers." From a Pencil Sketch by Emil Orlik, 41. "The Shepherdess." From a Charcoal Drawing by Frank Mura,

43. "At the Sign of the Postboy's Horn." A Conventional Comedy

by J. E. Woodmeald, 45-62. "Amsterdam Gate, Harlem." From a Drawing by R. J. Williams,

63. "Ballet, Pantomime, and Poetic Drama." Theories of Art by

Arthur Symons, 65-71. "The Poplar." A Poem by Ethel Wheeler, 72. "A Censer." After an Engraving by Martin Schongauer, 73. "The Last Night of Artân the Culdee." A Poem by Fiona

Macleod, 75. "The Monody of Isla the Singer." A Poem by Fiona Macleod,

76. "The Ramparts of Ypres." After an Etching by Wm. Strang,

77. "The Halles at Ypres." After an Etching by Wm. Strang, 79. "The Entry into Ypres." By Laurence Binyon, 81. "The Roof of the Halles at Ypres." By Laurence Binyon, 85-

86. "When I Am King." A Poem by Edwin J. Ellis, 87-88. "The Repentant." A Poem by Chas. Weekes, 89. "An Elm Recounts." A Poem by T. H. Pritchard, 90. "April's Lady." A Poem by Fred G. Bowles, 91. "A Snowdrop Song." A Poem by Nora Hopper, 92. "Come Forth into the Night." A Poem by E. Gibson, 93. VOLUME I, NUMBER 2 – NEW SERIES (NOVEMBER 1898) "The Merchant George Gisze." A Photogravure after a

Painting by Holbein, loose supplement.

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"The Ten Labours of King Oswin." 97-101. "A Ballad of Thieves." By W. W. Gibson, 102-104. "Three Singers." A Fable by T. W. H. Crosland, 105. "Woman." A Fable by T. W. H. Crosland, 105. "Lucre." A Fable by T. W. H. Crosland, 106. "The Beautiful Woman." A Fable by T. W. H. Crosland, 106. "St. Jerome in the Wilderness." After a Woodcut by Albrecht

Altdorfer, 107. "Christ Bearing His Cross." After a Woodcut by Albrecht

Altdorfer, 109. "The Scouring of Christ." After a Woodcut by Albrecht

Altdorfer, 111. "The Crucifixion." After an Engraving by Albrecht

Altdorfer, 113. "Albrecht Altdorfer." A Note by Chas. J. Holmes, 117-124. "Mirage." A Song. Words by Christina Rossetti; Music by

Harold Thorp, 125-127. "Berlioz at Cologne." A Musical Miniature by Vernon

Blackburn, 128-131. "Vision." A Poem by Louis Barsac, 132. "Portrait of Henry Irving." From Wood-blocks by Gordon

Craig, loose supplement. "A Screen." After a Drawing by W. L. Bruckman, 133. "The Waterfall of Yoro." After a Print by Hokusai, 135. "A Signboard." Painted by Wm. Strang, 137. "An Elephant." After a Drawing by Rembrandt, 141. "St. George and the Dragon." After a Painting by Giovanni

Bellini, 143. "The Fancy and the Fact." A Story by A. H. Holmes, 145-156. "The South Aisle of St. Batholomew's." After a Drawing by

G. C. C. H. Crawhall, 157. "Rahere's Tomb." After a Drawing by G. C. C. H. Crawhall,

159. "St. Bartholomew's, Smithfield." After a Drawing by G. C.

C. H. Crawhall, 161. "St. Bartholomew the Great, Smithfield." A Note by L. A.

Corbeille, 163-166. "The Editor of The Jonquil." A Story by J. E. Woodmeald,

167-181. VOLUME I, NUMBER 3 – NEW SERIES (DECEMBER 1898) "The Concert." A Photogravure after a Painting by G. Ter

Borch, loose supplement. "A Posteriori." A Christmas Story by Lilian Quiller-Couch,

187-196. "The Yellow Flowers." A Poem by Frank Freeman, 197. "The Belfry of Bruges." With an Ode, by Laurence Binyon,

198-202.

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"A Firelight Study." After a Drawing by F. van Mieris, 203. "A Man and a Woman with a Guitar." After a Drawing by G.

Ter Borch, 205. "A Note on Genre Painting." By C. J. Holmes, 207-215. "A Blinded Star." A Christmas Story by Louis Barsac, 216-

222. "Illustrissimo et Reverendissimo." An Architectural Fantasy

drawn by H. W. Brewer, 223. "A Knight and His Lady." After a Drawing by Althea Gyles,

225. "The Raven of Noah." After a Drawing by Althea Gyles, 227. "Lilith." After a Drawing by Althea Gyles, 229. "Dierdré." After a Drawing by Althea Gyles, 231. "A Symbolic Artist and the Coming of Symbolic Art." A Note

by W. B. Yeats, 233-237. "Aodh Pleads with the Elemental Powers." A Poem by W. B.

Yeats, 238. "Sympathy." A Poem by Althea Gyles, 239. "Mary's Carol." A Poem by Norah Hopper, 240-241. "The Queen That Would Have Married." A Fable by T. W. H.

Crosland, 242. "The Woman and the Wizard." A Fable by T. W. H. Crosland,

242-243. "Specialists." A Fable by T. W. H. Crosland, 243. "The Mirror and the Maid." A Fable by T. W. H. Crosland,

243. "Desdemona's Song." Music by J. S. Moorat; Decoration by

Paul Woodruffe, 244-246. "Walt Whitman." From a Wood-block by Gordon Craig, 247. "Ellen Terry." From Wood-blocks by Gordon Craig, loose

supplement. "Die Zauberflöte." A Musical Miniature by Vernon Blackburn,

249-250. "Seraglio." A Musical Miniature by Vernon Blackburn, 251-

252. "Snowed Up." A Conventional Comedy by J. E. Woodmeald, 253-

271. VOLUME II, NUMBER 4 – NEW SERIES (JANUARY 1899) "Martini Luigi Implora Pace." A Poem by Stephen Phillips,

1. "The Defence of Farvingdon." A Story by Laurence Housman,

2-22. "New Year's Greetings Four Hundred Years Ago." An

Illustrated Note by Campbell Dodgson, 23-26. "Berceuse." Words by Diana Gardner; Music by Failas Shaw,

27-30. "Chestnuts." A Study in Ivory, by "Israfel", 31-36.

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"The Pedlar." After a Drawing by W. Scrope Davies, 37. "A Second Note on Piranesi." By L. A. Corbeille, with Three

Plates, 45-48. "The Massacre of the Innocents." A Story by M. Maeterlinck;

Trans. by Edith Wingate Rinder, 49-60. "Stephen Phillips." After a Lithograph by Will Rothenstein,

61. "Dumas Papa." A Woodcut by Gordon Craig, 63. "Mrs. Byfield." After a Drawing by Downman, 65. "An Arab Love-Song." A Poem by Francis Thompson, 67. "The Secrets of the Night." A Poem by Fiona Macleod, 68-69. "The Chamber Concert of Giorgione." A Sonnet by Gordon

Bottomley, 70. "A Survival." A Sonnet by Gordon Bottomley, 70-71. "For a Virgin and Child by Sandro Botticelli." A Sonnet by

Gordon Bottomley, 71. "The Finer Spirit." A Poem by T. W. H. Crosland, 72. "A Creator." A Very Short Story by F. Lovel, 73-74. "Dol Cathedral." After a Sketch by G. H. Crawhall, 75. "The First Labour of King Oswein." A Story, 77-82. "The Twin Streams." A Sonnet by Louis Barsac, 86. Review of Eva Gore-Booth's Poems, 87. Record and Review of Sir Edward Burne-Jones, 87. Review of Laurence Binyon's Second Book of London Visions,

88-89. Review of Maurice Maeterlinck's Wisdom and Destiny, 90. VOLUME II, NUMBER 5 – NEW SERIES (FEBRUARY 1899) "The Ruins of Brederode Castle." After a Painting by

Hobbema, loose supplement. "A Field for Modern Verse." A Note by Stephen Phillips, 91-

93. "The New Orpheus." A Poem by Laurence Housman, 94-98. "For a Poet." A Poem by Gordon Bottomley, 99. "At High Tide." A Poem by Gordon Bottomley, 100-103. "A Prayer to Time." A Poem by Laurence Binyon, 104. "On a 'New Note' in Poetry." A Poem by Frank Freeman, 105-

106. "Sappho's Death." Three Sonnets by T. Sturge Moore, 107-

108. "Sappho's Death." Three Full-Page Plates after Printings by

Gustave Moreau, 109-113. "Die Wasserlilie." A Song by Heine; Set to Music by Harold

Thorp, 113-117. 'Neo-Ruskinism: A Protest." A Note by J. F. Runciman, 118-

124. "A Note on Jacopo Bellini." By Roger E. Fry, with Two Full-

Page Plates, 125-139.

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"Nature and Landscape." A Note by C. J. Holmes, with Full-Page Plates after Rubens and Turner, 140-144.

"An Autumn City." A Note by Arthur Symons, 145-151. "Bill." An Idyll by "Israfel", 152-154. "A Man Seated with a Guitar." After a Drawing by Govaert

Flinck, 155. "A Bit of Mediæval London: Houndsditch." After a Drawing by

H. W. Brewer, 157. "God's Answer." A Story by J. E. Woodmeald, 157-159. Review of Rembrandt at Burlington House, 166. Review of Henry Edward Krehbiel's Music and Manners: From

Pergolese to Beethoven. Reviewed by Vernon Blackburn, 167.

Review of The Page: A Monthly Magazine, 167-170. Review of Laurence Housman's The Field of Clover, 171. Review of Jane Austen's Emma, 171. Review of Thomas Carlyle's Sartor Resartus, 171. VOLUME II, NUMBER 6 – NEW SERIES (MARCH 1899) "The Quay of the Rosary, Bruges." After an Etching by Wm.

Strang, loose supplement. "Allonby." A Story by A. H. Holmes, 179-195. "The Carpenter's Shop." A Poem by Reginald Cripps, 196. "Spain: To Josefa." A Poem by Arthur Symons, 197-198. "Mr. Bridges' 'Prometheus' and Poetic Drama." A Note by

Laurence Binyon, 199-206. "A Field for Modern Verse." A Note by Fiona Macleod, 207-

210. "Wanted: A Theme for Modern Verse." A Note by Louis Barsac,

211-213. "Verse, Spiritual and Spiritualistic." A Note by Frank

Freeman, 214-218. "A Landscape." After a Painting by Titian, 219. "Rain, Steam, and Speed." After a Painting by Turner, 221. "Art and Landscape." A Note by C. J. Holmes, 223-230. "A Windy Day," After a Charcoal Drawing by Frank Mura, 231. "A Memorial College." Three Designs by Frank L. Emanuel, H.

W. Brewer, and H. M. J. Close, with a Note, 237-247. "An Old English Song." By Wm. Lawes, Ed. by Arnold

Dolmetsch, 248-252. "A Poster." From a Woodblock by Gordon Craig, 253. "A Pictorial Post-Card." From a Woodblock by Gordon Craig,

255. "The Amateur." An Appreciation by "Israfel", 257-260. VOLUME III, NUMBER 7 – NEW SERIES (APRIL 1899) "The Vestal." After Angelina Kauffman, loose plate.

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"Portrait of Herself." After Mme. Vigée le Brun, loose plate.

"Women as Painters." A Note by C. J. Holmes, 2-9. "The Sixth Finger." A Story by A. H. Holmes, 10-40. "The Hall." A Note by Jos. Crouch and Edmund Butler, with

Four Full-Page Plates, 41-47. "The Theatre." A Note by W. B. Yeats, 48-52. "Grieg." A Study in Silver by "Israfel", 53-64. "Giovanni Segantini." A Note by S. C. de Soissons, with

Four Full-Page Plates, 65-71. "Dead-man's Easter." A Poem by Laurence Housman, 72. "Autumn Moonrise." An Ode by Laurence Binyon, 73-75. "Messaline." A Musical Miniature by Vernon Blackburn, 76-

80. "Messaline," Act II, Scene III. Music by Isidore de Lara,

81-86. VOLUME III, NUMBER 8 – NEW SERIES (JUNE 1899) "Allesandro del Borro." After Velásquez, loose plate. "Velásquez and His Modern Followers." A Note by C. J.

Holmes, 90-95. "The Passing Ghost." A Poem by Bernard Capes, 96-98. "Verborg'ne Liebe." A Song. Words by Bj. Björnsen; Music by

Fritz Delius, 99-104. "Paderewski." After a Drawing by E. Burne-Jones, 105. "Irresponsibilities." By "Israfel", 107-112. "The Wanderers." After Maeterlinck, by Mary Ward, 113-119. "The Foxglove." A Poem by Ethel Wheeler, 120-122. "Cauchemar." After a Drawing by Laurence Housman, 123-126. "Highland Landscape." After a Drawing by Will G. Mein, 127. "The Sheep-Shearers." After a Drawing by A. H. Fisher, 130. "The Farm Yard." After a Drawing by Will G. Mein, 131. "The Harbour of Despair." After a Drawing by Will G. Mein,

135. "The Castell Gate." After a Drawing by H. W. Brewer, 137. "The Triumph of Ruth." A Story by A. H. Holmes, 140-146. "On the Beach." After a Charcoal Drawing by Frank Mura,

147. "Sensations." A Story by F. Johnson, 149-158. "A Sundering." A Poem by Frank Freeman, 159. "From 'La Vida es Sueño'." By Arthur Symons, 160-162. "Timoteo Viti." After a Pastel, 163. "A London Letter." By L. A. Corbeille, 165+ VOLUME III, NUMBER 9 – NEW SERIES (JULY 1899) "The Harness-Menders." After a Drawing by Hugh Fisher, 171.

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"The Glasgow School at Knightsbridge." A Critical Note by C. J. Holmes, 174-180.

"Dies Irae." A Story by Cecil Hartley, 182-187. "Illustration to 'The Staff of Life'." After a Drawing by

Ford Madox-Brown, 189. "The Staff of Life." A Story by Laurence Housman, 190-195. "Four Fables." By T. W. H. Crosland, 196. "The Two Marguerites." A Story by A. H. Holmes, 197-204. "A Whiff of Lavender." A Story by Hope Crompton, 205-208. "The Merrow." A Story by J. T. Kingsley-Tarpey, 209-218. "The Lesser White House." After Dürer, 221. "Madonna and Child." After Giovanni Bellini, 223. "Jeanne d'Arc." After D. G. Rossetti, 225. "Nocturne." After J. R. Cooper, 227. "Landscape." After J. F. Hudson, 229. "The Ghent Gate, Bruges." After Wm. Strang, 231. "Robert Schumann: An Impertinence." A Critical Note by John

F. Runciman, 231-238. "Ballad of a Silver Queen." A Poem by Elsie Higginbotham,

240-242. "Love on the Bridge." A Poem by Alan Wright, 244-245. "Undercurrents." A Poem by W. Kingsley-Tarpey, 247. "The Mountain." A Poem by W. W. Gibson, 249-250. "Isoud in a Lazar-Cote" A Poem by Gordon Bottomley, 251-

252. VOLUME IV, NUMBER 10 – NEW SERIES (AUGUST 1899) "Haegon the King." A Story by Nigel Tourneur, 1-9. "Still Life." A Story by Mary Hargrave, 10-12. "The Breadwinner." A Story by H. J. Essex, 13-23. "Moreen the Musician." A Story by Chas. Kennet Burrow, 24-

34. "The King's Lesson." A Woodcut by Bernard Sleigh, 37. "Springtide." A Woodcut by Bernard Sleigh, 39. "Chevy Chase." A Woodcut by Bernard Sleigh, 41. "A Friar of Orders Grey." A Woodcut by Bernard Sleigh, 43. "Edom O'Gordon." A Woodcut by Bernard Sleigh, 45. "The Milestone." A Woodcut by Bernard Sleigh, 45. "The Harbour Gate." An Architectural Plate after a Drawing

by Will G. Mein, 49. "Part of a Frieze." After Benjamin Cheswick, 51. "La rue Grenier sur Veau, Paris." After an Etching by A. H.

Fisher, 55. "Gray's Inn (Christmas)." After an Etching by A. H. Fisher,

59. "The City Belfry." After a Drawing by H. W. Brewer, 61. "Where the Bee Sucks." A Drawing by W. J. Horton, 64. "The Edge of the Wood." A Drawing by W. J. Horton, 66.

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"The Canal." A Drawing by W. J. Horton, 66. "The Seven Trees." A Drawing by W. J. Horton, 68. "A View of Temples" By Hiroshige, 71-72. "Three Songs in Exile." By Laurence Housman, 73-75. "Irresponsibilities: Dr. Henry Wood." By "Israfel", 76-78. VOLUME IV, NUMBER 11 – NEW SERIES (SEPTEMBER 1899) "Amasis." An Ode by Laurence Binyon, 79-83. "'Les Sonneurs' of Gaston La Touche." A Sonnet by Gordon

Bottomley, 84. "Plague in the West Country." A Poem by A. H. Fisher, 85-

86. "Shadows: A Triptych." A Story by A. H. Holmes, 87-101. "Shut In." A Story by Chas. Weekes, 102-110. "The Children of Charles I." After a Painting by Van Dyck,

111. "Caspar Gevarts." After a Drawing by Van Dyck, 113. "His Own Portrait." After an Etching by Van Dyck, 115. "A Landscape." After a Drawing by Van Dyck, 117. "Cornelius Van der Geest." After a Painting by Van Dyck,

119. "A Landscape." After a Drawing by Van Dyck, 121. "Lucas Vorsterman." After an Etching by Van Dyck, 123. "Henricus Liberti." After a Drawing by Van Dyck, 125. "Van Dyck, the Master of Style." A Note by C. J. Holmes,

127-134. "The Cat." An Appreciation by "Israfel", 135-138. "Some Examples of Plainsong." With Notes by S. Gregory

Ould, 139-144. "Bayreuth: Notes on Wagner." By Arthur Symons, 145-149. "Eva." A Story by Gerda Grass, 150-159. "Credo" A Poem by Frank Freeman, 160. VOLUME IV, NUMBER 12 – NEW SERIES (OCTOBER 1899) "Dust Hath Closed Helen's Eye." A Note by W. B. Yeats, 161-

166. "A Song of Apple-Gathering." By Gordon Bottomley, 167-168. "The Seal." A Poem by E. Willmore, 169-170. "Love, Death, and Judgment." Four Poems by Laurence

Housman, 171-173. "How Little Duke Jarl Saved the Castle." A Story by

Laurence Housman, 174-178. "The Penman." A Story by Godfrey Burchett, 179-186. "A Change of View." A Story by A. Dawson, 187-194. "Junction of the Mangyr-Tschai with the Xanthus." After a

Water-Colour Drawing by E. T. Daniell, 195.

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"Source of the Xanthus." After a Water-Colour Drawing by E. T. Daniell, 197.

"Theatre of Myra, Lycia." After a Water-Colour Drawing by E. T. Daniell, 199.

"Phineka, Lycia." After a Water-Colour Drawing by E. T. Daniell, 201.

"Rhodes from the Sea." After a Water-Colour Drawing by E. T. Daniell, 203.

"Old Houses." After an Etching by E. T. Daniell, 205. "A River Scene." After an Etching by E. T. Daniell, 207. "Edward Thomas Daniell." A Note by Laurence Binyon, 209-

216. "The Surf-Net." After a Drawing by Chas. Pears, 217. "A Star in the East." An Original Wood Engraving by Bernard

Sleigh, 221. "The Fisherman and the Rainbow." After a Drawing by Philip

Connard, 223. "Othello and Desdemona." After a Sketch by Philip Connard,

225. "Music." After a Drawing by G. M. Ellwood, 227. "Chopin." An Irresponsibility by "Israfel", 229-234. "Chopin." After a Drawing by F. Winterhalter, 235. "A Note in Chopin." By L. A. Corbeille, 237. VOLUME V, NUMBER 13 – NEW SERIES (NOVEMBER 1899) "The Lover of the Queen of Sheba." A Poem by Arthur Symons,

5-12. "Major Kay Lemming." A Story by A. H. Holmes, 13-24. "Apologia Puerilis." An Essay by Oswald Sickert, 25-32. "A Study for a Holy Family." After a Drawing by

Michelangelo, 33. "A Study of a Head." After a Drawing by Raphael, 35. "Death." After a Drawing by Dürer, 37. "Aachen." After a Drawing by Dürer, 39. "Jacob and Esau." After a Drawing by Rembrandt, 41. "Two Girls' Heads." After a Drawing by Watteau, 43. "A Girl in a Black Dress." After a Drawing by Watteau, 45. "A Study of Man with a Basket." After a Drawing by Watteau,

47. "Good Drawing." A Note by C. J. Holmes, 49-56. "The Goat." An Appreciation by "Israfel", 57-59. "Berlioz and the Devil." A Musical Miniature by Vernon

Blackburn, 60-63. "The Way of the Mist." An Essay by Louis Barsac, 64-66. "Hand and Soul." A Story by Dante Gabriel Rossetti, 67.

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VOLUME V, NUMBER 14 – NEW SERIES (DECEMBER 1899) "Balva the Monk." A Poem by Fiona Macleod, 81. "The Lament of Ian the Proud." A Poem by Fiona Macleod, 82. "A Pulpit Humourist." A Note by Campbell Dodgson, 83-90. "Doctor Geiler von Kaiserberg." A Woodcut, 91. "The Spiritual Spinster." A Woodcut by H. Burgkmair, 95. "Jugged Hare." A Woodcut by H. Burgkmair, 95. "The Seven Deadly Sins." A Woodcut by H. Burgkmair, 97. "The Worldly Lion." A Woodcut by "H. F.", 99. "In a Mirror." A Story by Beatrice Hardie, 101-105. "Rotterdam." An Impression by "Israfel", 106-112. "The Nativity." After a Painting by Albrecht Altdorfer,

113. "The Unhappy Queen." From a Lithograph by Stewart

Carmichael, 115. "The Player on the Jew's Harp." From a Lithograph by

Stewart Carmichael, 117. "A Dance of Angels." From a Lithograph by Stewart

Carmichael, 119. "A Child of the Marshland." Adapted by Edith Wingate Rinder

from the Original of the Breton Writer Le Braz, with an Illustration by O'Neid Gallagher, 121-138.

"A Welsh Village." Designed and Cut by Bernard Sleigh, 139. "A Christmas Card." Designed and Cut by Bernard Sleigh,

141. "The Top of the Hill." From a Pen-Drawing by Will G. Mein,

143. "Octavius Bent." A Story by F. Johnson, 145-157. "The Shepherd." A Poem by W. W. Gibson, 158. VOLUME V, NUMBER 15 – NEW SERIES (JANUARY 1900) "The New Year." After a Drawing by Percy Bulcock, 161. "A Stumbling." A Story by Oswald Sickert, 163-185. "The Moke." An Appreciation by "Israfel", 186-190. "Wladyslaw the White." After a Painting by Jan Matejko,

191. "St. Louis." After a Painting by Jan Matejko, 193. "Skarga's Sermon." After a Painting by Jan Matejko, 195. "The Madonna and Child." After a Painting by Jan Matejko,

197. "The Betrothal of Casimir Jagiello and Elizabeth of

Austria." After a Painting by Jan Matejko, 199. "Prince Albert of Prussia Swearing Allegiance to Sigismund

I." After a Painting by Jan Matejko, 201. "Song." After a Painting by Jan Matejko, 203. "St. Kinga." After a Painting by Jan Matejko, 205. "Jan Matejko." A Note by S. C. de Soissons, 207-214.

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"A Night of Clouds." A Poem by Frank Freeman, 215. "A Night of Stars." A Poem by Frank Freeman, 216. "Count Tolstoy's New Novel." A Note by W. Dircks, 217-222. "Under the Dome." After a Drawing by H. W. Brewer, 223. "A Smoke-Room." After a Design by Jos. Crouch and Edmund

Butler, 229. "Aodh to Dectora." A Song. Words by W. B. Yeats; Music by

T. F. Dunhill, 231-233. "The Irish Literary Theatre, 1900." A Note by W. B. Yeats,

234-236. VOLUME VI, NUMBER 16 – NEW SERIES (FEBRUARY 28, 1900) "The Dryad." A Poem by Laurence Binyon, 5-7. "The German Theatre." A Note by Albert Kinross, 8-14. "A Junk." After a Colour Print by Hokusai, 17. "The Bathers." After a Colour Print by Utamaro, 19. "Silkworms and Tigers." A Story by Isabel Fry, 21-40. "For St. Hubert's Day." A Poem, 42-44. "A Girl with a Dog." After a Drawing by Alice Munsell, 45. "A Girl Reading.: After a Drawing by Alice Munsell, 47. "Portrait Painting, Old and New." A Note by C. J. Holmes,

49. "Thatching." After a Drawing by A. H. Fisher, 57. "Ploughing." After a Woodcut by Wm. Strang, 59. "Art for Schools." A Note by L. A. Corbeille, 61-64. "A Timely Hint." A Story by A. H. Holmes, 65-74. "Kindness." From the Thousand and One Parables by J. E.

Woodmeald, 75-78. "The Standard-Bearer." After a Drawing by Philip Connard,

79. "The Peacock." An Appreciation by "Israfel", 81-83. "To a Blackbird." A Poem by Roccardo Stephens, 84. VOLUME VI, NUMBER 17 (MARCH 31, 1900) "The Duke of Wellington." A Chalk Drawing by Goya, 87. "Ruby Martin's Diary." A Story by Oswald Sickert, 89-126. "The Bird's Nest." A Drawing by A. H. Fisher, 127. "The Emperor Maximilian I." A Woodcut, 129. "Theuerdank." A Note by Campbell Dodgson, 131-140. "Queen Ehrenreich's Council." A Woodcut by Leonhard Beck,

141. "One Foot in the Grave." A Woodcut by Hans Schäufelein,

143. "The Assassins Foiled." A Woodcut by Leonhard Beck, 145. "A Surrender." A Woodcut by Leonhard Beck, 147. "A Single Combat." A Woodcut by Hans Bergkmair, 149. "A Joust à l'Italienne" A Woodcut by Leonhard Beck, 151.

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"Ehrenhold Delivers the Queen's Message." A Woodcut by Hans Burgkmair, 153.

"Theuerdank Treads on the Swords of His Foes." A Woodcut by Hans Burgkmair, 155.

"William Byrd's D Minor Mass." A Note by John F. Runciman, 157-164.

"St. Paul's from the West." A Drawing by Hanslip Fletcher, 165.

"St. Paul's from the North-East." A Drawing by Hanslip Fletcher, 167.

"St. Paul's." A Note by L. A. Corbeille, 169. VOLUME VI, NUMBER 18 (APRIL 30, 1900) "Burns." Printed from Blocks by Rbt. Bryden, 173. "Chrysoroas." A Poem by Douglas Ainslie, 175-204. "Summer Morning." From Lucas' Mezzotint after Constable,

205. "Spring." From Lucas' Mezzotint after Constable, 207. "A Cottage in a Cornfield." From Lucas' Mezzotint after

Constable, 209. "Stoke-by-Nayland." From Lucas' Mezzotint after Constable,

211. "Weymouth Bay." From Lucas' Mezzotint after Constable, 213. "Summer Afternoon." From Lucas' Mezzotint after Constable,

215. "Summer Evening." From Lucas' Mezzotint after Constable,

217. "Bergholt Church Porch." From Lucas' Mezzotint after

Constable, 219. "Constable's 'English Landscape Scenery'." A Note by C. J.

Holmes, 221-229. "A Mitigated Punishment." A Story by Isabel Fry, 230-244. "The Cow." An Appreciation by "Israfel", 245-248. "Symbolism in Modern Poetry." A Note by W. B. Yeats, 249-

257. VOLUME VII, NUMBER 19 (MAY 31, 1900) "St. Jerome." A Chiaroscuro Woodcut by Ugo da Capri after

Titian, 7. "The Bacchanal of Alexander." A Poem by Laurence Binyon, 9-

14. "The Hermit." By Domenico Campagnola, 17. "The Voice of the World" (Part One). Book I: The

Separation, 21-41. "The Fox and the Grapes." (No. 1001 of the inedited

Thousand and One Fables) By J. E. Woodmeald, 42.

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"The Oak and the Cane" (From Cento Favole). By Verdizotti after Titian(?), 44.

"Diana." A Chiaroscuro Woodcut by Antonio da Trento(?) after Parmigiano, 48.

"Death and Love." A Sonnet by Wm. H. Phelps, 51. "A Voice from the Dead." A Sonnet by Wm. H. Phelps, 51. "The Mystic." A Sonnet by Wm. H. Phelps, 52. "The Weepers." A Sonnet by Wm. H. Phelps, 52. "Illustrations to Leviticus X and Psalm LII from Icones

Historiarum Veteris Testamenti." By Luztelburger after Holbein, 55.

"Special Providences." A Story by Isabel Sry, 57-65. "From Philostratus: Beauty at the Banquet (Epistle 32)." A

Woodcut by Percy Osborn, 66. "Neglected Beauty: The Curse of Anger (Epistle 27)." A

Woodcut by Percy Osborn, 67. "A Venetian Noble." A Woodcut by Jan Lievens, 71. "The Philosophy of Shelley's Poetry." An Essay by W. B.

Yeats, 75-83. "Ysaye." An Impertinence by "Israfel", 84-86. "A Mill." A Woodcut by Herman Goltzius, 89. "A Coast Scene." A Woodcut by Herman Goltzius, 91. "A Dance of Death." Engraved by Gaber, 95-99. "The Accursed Cordonnier." A Story by Bernard Capes, 101-

130. "Femme Vidant un Seau." (Drawn on the wood by Millet in

1854, and engraved by his brother Pierre as a study), 133.

"La Fileuse." An Engraving by Adrien Lavielle after Millet, 137.

"La Botteleur." An Engraving by Adrien Lavielle after Millet, 141.

"Le Midi." (From Les Quatres heures du jour), an Engraving by Adrien Lavielle after Millet, 145.

"Nachor." A Poem by Douglas Ainslie, 148-156. "Two Illustrations of Imitation of Eclogue I." Woodcuts by

Wm. Blake, 159. "The Return Home." A Woodcut by Edward Calvert, 165. "The Chamber Idyll." A Woodcut by Edward Calvert, 165. "The Ploughman." A Woodcut by Edward Calvert, 167. "A Note on the Woodcuts," 169-172. "A Mill at Bruges." A Woodcut by W. D. J. Nieuwenkamp, 175. "A Bridge at Malines." A Woodcut by W. D. J. Nieuwenkamp,

179. "A Dutch Village." A Woodcut by W. D. J. Nieuwenkamp, 181.