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CONTENTS.
Literature

I.	Hymn to the Sea	By William Watson	Page 11
II.	The Papers of Basil Fillimer	H. D. Traill	19
III.	A Song	Richard Le Gallienne	33
IV.	The Pleasure-Pilgrim	Ella D'Arcy	34
V.	Two Songs	Rosamund Marriott-Watson	71
VI.	The Inner Ear	Kenneth Grahame	73
VII.	Rosemary for Remembrance	Henry Harland	77
VIII.	Three Poems	Dauphin Meunier	101
IX.	Two Studies	Mrs. Murray Hickson	104
X.	The Ring of Life	Edmund Gosse	117
XI.	Pierre Gascon	Charles Kennett Burrow	121
XII.	Refrains	Leila Macdonald	130
XIII.	The Haseltons	Hubert Crackanthorpe	132
XIV.	Perennial	Ernest Wentworth	171
XV.	For Ever and Ever	C. S.	172
XVI.	Mr. Meredith in Little	G. S. Street	174
XVII.	Shepherds' Song	Nora Hopper	189
XVIII.	The Phantasies of Philarete	James Ashcroft Noble	195
XIX.	Pro Patria	B. Paul Neuman	226
XX.	Puppies and Otherwise	Evelyn Sharp	235
XXI.	Oliver Goldsmith's Grave	W. A. Mackenzie	247
XXII.	Suggestion	Mrs. Ernest Leverson	249
XXIII.	The Sword of Cæsar Borgia	Richard Garnett, LL.D., C.B	258
XXIV.	M. Anatole France	The Hon. Maurice Baring	263
XXV.	The Call	Norman Gale	280
XXVI.	L'Evêché de Tourcoing	Anatole France	283
XXVII.	A Fleet Street Eclogue	John Davidson	299

Art

I.	Bodley Heads. No. 3: George Egerton	By	E. A. Walton	Page7
II.	The Chrysanthemum Girl		R. Anning Bell	68
III.	Trees		Alfred Thornton	97
IV.	Study of Durham		F. G. Cotman	118
V.	Portrait of Mrs. James Welch	$\scriptstyle {\left.{\begin{matrix}\ \\\\\ \ \end{matrix}}\right\}\,}$
VI.	The Mantelpiece		P. Wilson Steer	164
VII.	The Mirror
VIII.	The Prodigal Son		A. S. Hartrick	186
IX.	Portrait of a Girl		Robert Halls	191
X.	Portrait of Mrs. Ernest Leverson	$\scriptstyle {\left.{\begin{matrix}\ \\\ \end{matrix}}\right\}\,}$	Walter Sickert	229
XI.	The Middlesex Music Hall		Walter Sickert	229
XII.	A Sketch		Constantin Guys	259
XIII.	Study of a Head		Sydney Adamson	290
XIV.	A Drawing		Patten Wilson	293

The Yellow Book

Volume VApril, 1895

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The Yellow Book

An Illustrated Quarterly

Volume VApril, 1895

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