The Yellow Book/Volume 7

CONTENTS.

Literature
I.	A Seventh-story Heaven	By Richard Le Gallienne	Page 11
II.	The House Desolate	Rosamund Marriott Watson	23
III.	The Queen's Pleasure	Henry Harland	29
IV.	A Few Notes upon Mr. James	Lena Milman	71
V.	The Truce of the Bishop	Harold Frederic	84
VI.	The Pompeian Cœlia	Leila Macdonald	117
VII.	Books: a Letter to the Editor	"The Yellow Dwarf"	125
VIII.	Passion	Richard Garnett, LL.D., C.B.	149
IX.	A Correspondence	Netta Syrett	150
X.	Under Grey Skies	S. Cornish Watkins	179
XI.	Two Hours: Two Women	Susan Christian	181
XII.	A Sonnet	A. C. Benson	191
XIII.	The Iniquity of Oblivion	Kenneth Grahame	192
XIV.	The Poet's Picture	Olive Custance	203
XV.	Stories Toto Told Me	Baron Corvo	209
XVI.	Two Songs	Frances Nicholson	229
XVII.	Bread and the Circus	Hubert Crackanthorpe	235
XVIII.	Last Fires	Lily Thicknesse	261
XIX.	Life and Death	Ellis J. Wynne	265
XX.	Martha	Mrs. Murray Hickson	267
XXI.	Voyages dans les Yeux	Dauphin Meunier	283
XXII.	The Web of Maya	Ella D'Arcy	291
XXIII.	A Fragment	Theo Marzials	319
Art
I.	The Bride	By Frank Bramley, A.R.A.	Page 7
II.	Merlin and Vivien	Henry R. Rheam	25
III.	Marie	Elizabeth Stanhope Forbes	112
IV.	Jonquil	Elizabeth Stanhope Forbes	112
V.	On the Seine	Caroline Gotch	120
VI.	Motherhood	Caroline Gotch	120
VII.	Their Daily Bread	Stanhope A. Forbes, A.R.A.	144
VIII.	By the Fireside	Stanhope A. Forbes, A.R.A.	144
IX.	Blue Hills Mine	T. C. Gotch	174
X.	Charcoal Study	T. C. Gotch	174
XI.	Seascape	Percy R. Craft	187
XII.	Solitude	John Crooke	200
XIII.	Charcoal Study	John da Costa	205
XIV.	Fair Play	Fred Hall	225
XV.	A Pastoral	Frank Richards	231
XVI.	On the Loing	A. Tanner	258
XVII.	An Old Campaigner	Walter Langley	262
XVIII.	On the Yealm	A. Chevallier Tayler	280
XIX.	Trengwainton	Norman Garstin	286
XIX.	A Portrait	Norman Garstin	286

The Title-page and Front Cover (Newlyn
Boat and Lighthouse and Evening Primrose)
are by J. D. Mackenzie.
The Pictures in this Volume are by Members
of the Newlyn School.
The half-tone Blocks are by the Swan Electric
Engraving Company.

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Volume VII⁠October, 1895

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