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1 (May-Oct 1893)

‘His Serene Highness.’ By Rhoda Broughton. 8-19.

‘A Son of Satan.’ By Alexander Lennox. 25-34.

‘Cupid Took Another Dart.’ By Louisa Parr. 40-50, 237-245.

‘Bella Goodall: A Romance of the Cherwell.’ By W.L. Courtney. 62-69.

‘A Test of Affection.’ By Arnold White. 78-90.

‘A Case of Conscience.1 By Jane Barlow. 100-109.

‘Experientia Docet.’ By Noel Ainsleigh. 159-173.

‘The Manse Mystery.’ By Alexander Lennox. 184-196.

‘The Green Flag.’ By A. Conan Doyle. 208-219.

‘The Soul of Daphne.’ By Katherine Carmarthen. 284-294.

‘The Last of the Flying Dutchmen.’ By W.L. Alden. 307-316.

‘Failings of Felicia.’ By Blanche Lindsay. 325-334.

‘A Kiss of Judas.’ By X.L. 339-366.

‘Phyll.’ By G.H. Boughton, A.R.A. 378-388.

‘The Case of Young Mr Maitland.’ By T. Dove Keighly. 397-421.

‘The Dulminster Dynamite.’ By M.E. Braddon. 469-482.

‘The Snowball: From the Memoirs of Maximilian de Bethune, Duke of Sully.’ By Stanley J. Weyman. 492-504.

‘A Fair Puritan.’ By Edwin Lester Arnold. 519-531.

‘A Darwinian Schooner.’ By W.L. Alden. 543-552.

‘A Candidate for Martyrdom.’ By W.E. Norris. 565-576.

‘The Fortune of War.’ By Francis Gribble. 586-591.

‘The True Legend of the Zephyr and the Rose.’ By E.C. Cork. 615-620. ‘The Sere, the Yellow Leaf: A Study from Life.’ By Sarah Grand. 621-640, 781-794.

‘Dick Deanholme.’ By J. Keighly Snowden. 669-682.

‘A New Explosive.’ By Robert Barr. 719-728.

‘Piet van Sladen’s Wife: A Story of the Trek-Boers.’ By H.A. Bryden. 805-819.

‘The Hinda Mystery.’ By Clark Russell. 833-847.

‘The Luck of the Devil.’ By X.L. 873-889.

2 (Nov 1893-Apr 1894)

‘A Lost Recruit.’ By Jane Barlow. 4-16.

‘The Voice of Gunbar.’ By E.W. Hornung. 77-84.

‘Torrigiano.’ By Grant Allen. 96-105.

‘The Shrinking Shoe.’ By Walter Besant. 129-143.

Lord Ormont and Bis Aminta. By George Meredith. 182-212, 367-394, 552-573, 817-845, 867-875, 981-1005, 1042-1055.

‘Carndonagh.’ By E. 224-244.

‘Punch: Final Episodes in the Life of a Vagabond Mongrel.’ By David Christie Murray. 267-278.

‘The Ghosts of Austerlitz: A Christmas Story.’ By William Waldorf Astor. 292-304.

‘The Mystery of the Hacienda.’ By Bret Harte. 315-339.

‘A Narrow Escape.’ By E. Lester Arnold. 405-413.

‘The Collaborators.’By Robert S. Hichens. 425-440.

Pomona’s Travels: A Series of Letters to the Mistress of Rudder Grange from Her Former Handmaiden. By Frank R. Stockton. 481-494, 683-697.

‘Its Own Reward.’ By W.L. Alden. 505-511.

‘What Happened on the Indus: A Tale of the Frontier.’ By Louis Tracy. 581-592.

‘Her Nonny, Nonny.’ By John Reid. 605-622.

‘His Lost Chance: A Little Drama in Indian Ink.’ By George Boughton. 631-643.

‘The Man from Shorrox.’ By Bram Stoker. 657-669.

‘John.’ By Margaret Oliphant. 721-737.

‘The Romance of Cliveden: Restored from the Fragments of a Manuscript.’ By William Waldorf Astor. 751-766.

‘His Own Familiar Friend.’ By Katherine Portal. 775-783.

‘Her Majesty’s Servants.’ By Rudyard Kipling. 794-804.

‘Parpon the Dwarf.’ By Gilbert Parker. 853-866.

‘Twice Won.’ By Alice Comyns Carr. 904-918.

‘The Curious Story of an Aide-de-camp.’ By Guy Boothby. 933-940.

‘An Imaginative Woman.’ By Thomas Hardy. 951-969.

‘The Commandant’s Duel.’ By Albert Delpit. 1025-1030.

3 (May-Aug 1894)

‘A Cry across the Black Water.’ By S.R. Crockett. 23-35.

‘Her Ladyship’s Veil.’ By W.E. Norris. 45-55.

‘Julie.’ By Lucy Clifford. 67-80.

Lord Ormont and His Aminta (cont.). By George Meredith. 90-112, 293-318, 465-482.

Pomona’s Travels: A Series of Letters to the Mistress of Rudder Grange from Her Former Handmaiden (cont.). By Frank R. Stockton. 144-153, 328-337, 509-518, 694-704.

‘The Extra Mouth.’ By C.J. Cutcliffe Hyne. 198-206.

‘Yarns in the Club Smoking Room.’ By C. Stein. 223-229 ( ‘A Death Vacancy’ ).

‘Who Knows?’ By Guy de Maupassant. Trans, by S. Pasfield Oliver. 243-254.

‘The Story of Chrysanthemum.’ By Albert Fleming. 269-278.

‘The Story of a Strike.’ By G. Kennard. 374-386.

‘The Salvage Man.’ By Blanche Lindsay. 397-409.

‘Jim.’ By Harry B. Vogel. 433-446.

‘The Revelations of a Shirt Cuff.’ By Percy Reeve. 558-564.

‘Mine Host the Cardinal.’ By Howard Pease. 577-588.

‘The Confession of Rui, the Priest (Deciphered from an Egyptian Papyrus Apparently Written B.C. 1725).’ By W.W. Astor. 606-613.

‘The Little Pink House.’ By Beatrice Kipling. 616-624.

‘Personal Experiences in Monkey Language.’ By Bill Nye. 648-655.

‘The Golden Scytheman.’ By H. Herman. 656-676.

4 (Sept-Dec 1894)

“‘So Unnecessary!”‘ By Russell Clark. 4-18.

‘A Desert Mystery.’ By H.A. Bryden. 33-44.

‘The Journalistic Instinct.’ By ‘Belle’. 64-69.

‘The Golden Scytheman’ (cont.). By H. Herman. 94-113.

Joan Haste. By H. Rider Haggard. 126-149, 304-332, 484-514, 680-700. Pomona ‘s Travels: A Series of Letters to the Mistress of Rudder Grange from Her Former Handmaiden (cont.). By Frank R. Stockton. 150-160.

‘Yarns in the Club Smoking-room’ (cont.). By C. Stein. 195-206 (‘A V.C.’).

‘In the Third Capacity.’ By F.C. Philips. 218-226.

‘Mr Webster.’ By Lucy Clifford. 232-243.

‘No. 29.’ By Guy Boothby. 250-257.

‘Love’s Apostate.’ By E.F. Benson. 373-379.

‘Boss Bierstümpfel’s Story.’ By L.D. Powles. 391-399.

‘Another Freak.’ By Mary Angela Dickens. 441-452.

‘Hearts and Voices.’ By Compton Reade. 471-483.

‘The Bishop of Eucalyptus.’ By Q. 571-592.

‘Under the Black Flag.’ By William Waldorf Astor. 619-634.

‘Johnston’s Adventure.’ By W.L. Alden. 653-661.

5 (Jan-Apr 1895)

‘The Judgment of Bolinas Plain.’ By Bret Harte. 7-26.

‘Princess Crystal’s Quest.’ By Dorothy Stephens. 45-63.

‘A Lost Pleiad.’ By Ellen Thorneycroft Fowler. 91-97.

‘Within the Gates.’ By G.B. Burgin. 117-124.

Joan Haste (cont.). By George Meredith. 141-160, 317-339, 476-501, 645-670.

‘The Devil Stone.’ By Beatrice Heron-Maxwell. 161-169.

‘A Sketch from the Limestone.1 By Aleck B. Waller. 208-223.

‘At the King’s Head.’ By F. Frankfort Moore. 231-246.

‘A Scribbler’s Comedy.’ By Ella Hepworth Dixon. 286-294.

‘The Mud-coil Indian: A Darwinian Extravaganza.’ By Phil Robinson. 307-316.

‘A Mysterious Bridegroom.’ By M.O.W. Oliphant. 354-368.

‘P’tit Mère.’ By W.L. Alden. 377-387.

‘A Woman of Seasons.’ By Beatrice Kipling. 397-416.

‘Master and Man.’ By Ernest Hamilton. 447-458.

‘The Founding of the Eagle.’ By Headon Hill. 503-513.

‘The Hand of Earle Rothes.’ By E.M. Hewitt. 541-554.

‘Huguenin’s Wife.’ By M.P. Shiel. 568-576.

‘Our Lardav’s Son-in-law.’ By C.J. Cutcliffe Hyne. 587-596.

‘The Masterpiece of Adam van Vianen: Being the Story – for Anything

‘Anyone Knows to the Contrary – of a Cup in the South Kensington Museum.’ By Edward F. Strange. 629-633.

6 (May-Aug 1895)

‘Old Man Swanlee’s Daughter.’ By C.J. Cutcliffe Hyne. 21-26.

‘The Prediction of Isis.’ By Cyril Mullett. 43-58.

‘The Princess Bamboo: An Idyll of Lotus Land.’ By Aimee Beringer. 73-81.

Joan Baste (cont.). By H. Rider Haggard. 97-121, 282-309, 439-471.

‘Qwee.’ By Lome. 134-151, 243-256.

‘The Red Dwarf of Rabenstein.’ By William Waldorf Astor. 187-199. ‘The Tale of the Turquoise Skull.’ By Fergis Hume. 217-231.

‘The Touch of Angel’s Wing.’ By H. Cunningham. 331-347.

‘The Telegram.’ By Mary Howarth. 355-364.

‘Thrown Very Much Together; or, in Transit.’ By Norman Garstin. 392-402.

‘The First White Man in Pinetown: An Idyl of the Canadian Woods.’ By L. Hereward. 423-430.

‘A Re-incarnation.’ By Robert S. Hichens. 507-545.

‘Monsieur de Neron.’ By William Waldorf Astor. 561-574.

‘Love Among the Beech Leaves.’By S.R. Crockett. 593-609.

‘Cox and Box in the Engadine.’ By Marie E. Bancroft. 627-636. ‘Serenata.1 By Katherine Carmarthen. 637-647.

7 (Sept-Dec 1895)

‘Between Flesh and Spirit.’ By W.H. Mallock. 16-34.

‘The Baggage-smasher.’ By W.L. Alden. 50-59.

His Honour and a Lady. By Sara Jeannette Duncan. 75-98, 279-302, 422-441, 625-638.

‘The Man that Shot Macturk.’ By E.W. Homung. 102-115.

‘Lidian: A Portrait.’ By E.M. Hewitt. 134-143.

‘A Man of Honour.’ By Agnes Parry Crook. 169-182.

‘Mr Cutter’s Surprise.’ By W.L. Alden. 195-202.

‘Head Winds.’ By Francis Prevost. 221-240.

‘The Loch of Romach.’ By Kate Terry Gielgud. 256-262.

‘The Foot of Gautama.’ By S. Levett Yeats. 326-339.

‘The Fatal Fishing Line.’ By W.L. Alden. 366-374.

‘A Very Hard Case.’ By John K. Leys. 391-403.

‘Along the Darkies’ Narrow Way.’ By Francis H. Hardy. 404-410.

‘The Chess Club.’ By Ernest Hamilton. 487-518.

‘KepamoΣ.’ By Hilda Johnson. 530-543.

‘Jack Sheppard up to Date: A Christmas Story.’ By William Waldorf Astor. 562-572.

‘Princess Cherry-blossom.’ By E.P. Larken. 587-599.

‘Lost Hearts.’ By Montague James. 639-647.

8 (Jan-Apr 1896)

‘The Undecided Man.’ By E.T. papillon. 5-27.

‘The Taming of the Duchess.’ By James Buckland. 39-58.

‘Conrad Reuter of Second Avenue: A Story of the German Quarter, New York.’ By Kate Jordan. 80-92.

‘The Legend of the Nautilus.’ By F.A. Steel. 113-118.

His Honour and a Lady (cont.). By Sara Jeannette Duncan. 131-145, 257-273.

‘In Hanuman’s Temple.’ By Charles J. Mansford. 153-163.

‘”Phyllis is My Only Joy.'” By C.J. Wills. 183-201.

‘The Madness of Shere Bahadur.’ By Levett-Yeats. 217-223.

‘Brabantio’s Love.’ By William Waldorf Astor. 234-244.

‘A Beginning and an End.’ By A.E. Rowlands. 286-295.

‘The Laird of Dornochy.’ By Valentine Munro-Ferguson. 311-320.

‘A Wandering Soul.’ By Reginald Wilberforce. 340-352.

‘Under the Achilles.’ By S. Levett Yeats. 371-378.

‘Jimmy’s Rest Cure.’ By Horace Annesley Vachell. 393-403.

‘The Last Image: A Fantasy.’ By Aubrey Tyson. 423-428.

‘By Life and Death.’ By W.G. Tarbet. 443-451.

The City of Refuge. By Walter Besant. 463-486, 577-598.

‘Four Chapters of a Life.’ By Ernest Hamilton. 513-532.

‘The Empty Stall.’ By Jacques de Boys. 546-560.

9 (May-Aug 1896)

‘The Lady in the Coach: Being an Episode in the Life of Dick Ryder, otherwise Galloping Dick, sometime Gentleman of the Road.’ By H.B. Marriott Watson. 5-20.

‘The Practical Mahatma.’ By W.L. Alden. 51-62.

‘The Sluicers of Backwash Creek.’ By Leonard Granville. 80-96.

‘The Paradise Coal-boat.’ By C.J. Cutcliffe Hyne. 105-114.

The City of Refuge (cont.). By Walter Besant. 115-139, 269-293, 431-454, 606-629.

‘Some Prairie Incidents.’ By Aleck B. Waller. 184-199.

‘The Stone Chamber of Tavemdale House. ‘ By Mabel Howard. 217-231. ‘The Story of a Tusk.’ By H.A. Bryden. 243-254.

‘A Confirmed Misogynist.’ By C. Grant Robertson. 327-341.

‘Sister Sencilla.’ By Arthur Griffiths. 356-371.

‘The Wraith of Cliveden Reach: Being a Sequel to the “Romance of Cliveden”, as Restored from the Manuscript of Andrew Deepegrove.’ By William Waldorf Astor. 387-400.

‘Mrs Wade of Lagos.’ By C.J. Cutcliffe Hyne. 409-420.

‘The Wolf’s Donkeyman.’ By C.J. Cutcliffe Hyne. 489-500.

‘Chandni Bhai, the Dancing Girl: A Pathan Love Story.’ By Minnie Anderson and Louis Tracy. 519-534.

‘Dr Perks’ Party.’ By S. Macnaughton. 563-571.

‘The Ace of Hearts.’ By W.A. Fraser. 592-597.

10 (Sept-Dec 1896)

‘Hannibol Hoke, Phil.D., M.D.’ By Horace Annesley Vachell. 5-20.

‘A Professional Episode.’ By Ernest Hamilton. 29-47.

‘The Orange-growers.’ By C.J. Cutcliffe Hyne. 62-73.

‘The Shaman’s Grave: An Alaskan Legend.’ By Arthur Villiers. 101-109.

The City of Refuge (cont.). By Walter Besant. 127-149, 276-298.

‘An Unrecorded Trial.’ By Henry A. Hering. 168-179.

‘The Story of Karl Ott.’ By Algernon H. Blackwood. 189-200.

‘New and Liberal Terms.’ By Dorothea Hollins. 215-222.

‘Janet’s Nemesis.’ By Grant Allen. 230-241.

St Ives: The Adventures of a French Prisoner in England. By Robert Louis Stevenson. 313-331, 458-474.

‘Nature’s Great Freak.’ By Arthur Applin. 355-359.

‘An Illustration of Modem Science.’ By Richard Marsh. 378-387. ‘Charming Miss Hulbert.’ By C. 401-413.

‘The Wooing of Teige.’ By Harold Frederic. 418-426.

‘Jack Sheppard Tells the Story: Being a Sequel to “Jack Sheppard Up to Date.”‘ By William Waldorf Astor. 504-516.

‘The Golden Hair.’ By E.P. Larken. 536-547.

‘Angels Unawares.’ By Marion Elliston. 565-573.

‘Mathurin: A Sinner of Pontiac.’ By Gilbert Parker. 599-605.

11 (Jan-Apr 1897)

‘Loch Dhuairg.’ By Constance H. Emrnott. 5-22.

‘The Story of Naskatu, Priest of Ptah and Prince of Egypt.’ By John le Breton. 44-50.

‘The Fate of Miss Tralee’s Emerald.’ By William Waldorf Astor. 67-78.

St Ives: The Adventures of a French Prisoner in England (cont.). By Robert Louis Stevenson. 104-120, 244-264, 387-407, 548-564.

‘The Misdemeanours of the Lady Gertrude.’ By Frances Forbes-Robertson. 130-136.

‘Lotty North: Athenian.’ By Charles Edwardes. 148-168.

‘Haddon Aylmer – and Things.’ By A.J. Dawson. 185-202.

‘Doctor Armstrong.’ by D.L.B.S. 221-229.

‘Budge Crockett of Hell Corner.’ By John Foster Fraser. 307-317.

‘With Never a Chance.’ By Ethel A. Fenwick. 336-345.

‘The Case of the Reverend Mr Toomey.’ By S.B.T. 363-372.

‘Marie’s Story.’ By John le Breton. 416-424.

‘Dolores.’ By Arthur Applin. 449-466.

‘The Breeching of Sammy.’ By Horace Annesley Vachell. 482-491.

‘The Strange Adventure of Joan Archer.’ By Geraldine Bonner. 510-526.

12 (May-Aug 1897)

‘Dolores’ (cont.). By Arthur Applin. 17-31.

‘A Suffolk Idyll.’ By M.F. Wilson. 51-64.

‘The Priest’s Bargain.’ By E.P. Larken. 72-77.

St Ives: The Adventures of a French Prisoner in England (cont.). By Robert Louis Stevenson and A.T. Quiller-Couch. 85-105, 221-238, 359-376, 520-544.

‘Rule Britannia.’ By John le Breton. 129-135.

‘A Love Story.’ By A.J. Dawson. 165-178.

‘Pearls.’ By Francis Prevost. 252-262.

‘A Promise.’ By Hilda Newman. 267-276.

‘Colonel Drury.’ By John le Breton. 332-341.

‘The Man who Intervened.’ By Robert Hichens. 383-395.

‘A Fastidious Woman.’ By ‘Lusmore.’ 418-423.

‘A Tribute of Souls.’ By Robert Hichens and Frederic Hamilton. 447-465.

‘The Lamparagua.’ By May Crommelin. 502-509.

13 (Sept-Dec 1897)

‘A Tribute of Souls’ (cont.). By Robert Hichens and Frederic Hamilton. 31-47.

‘A Bad-character Suit.’ By Flora Annie Steel. 127-135.

‘”Amaranth and Asphodel.”‘ By Helen F. Hetherington. 162-174.

‘Jee.’ By Cuthbert Barmby. 198-206.

‘”Slaine by Honoure.”‘ By Jacques de Boys. 226-238.

‘A Mare’s Nest.’ By Morris Price Williams. 307-319.

‘How Bois-Rose and I Captured the King.’ By Edward H. Jennings. 331-345.

‘The Pilot.’ By Morley Roberts. 354-361.

‘A Moment’s Madness.’ By Maud Diver. 389-396.

‘Bridged Over.’ By T. Preston Battersby. 420-425.

‘The Sea Prince: A Story for Children.’ By E.P. Larken. 437-448. Rupert of Hentsau. By Anthony Hope. 475-495.

‘The Transfer.’ By C.J. Cutcliffe Hyne. 496-507.

‘Almadoro’s Cupid.’ By William Waldorf Astor. 517-528.

‘Gloriana.’ By Horace Annesley Vachell. 529-540.

‘The Black Knight of Adlersdorf.’ By H.M. Langland. 556-566.

‘The Wreck.’ By Betty Rae. 575-584.

14 (Jan-Apr 1898)

‘The Bird at the Neck: A Detail in Dialogue.’ By X.L. 15-34, 163-174.

Rupert of Hentsau (cont.). By Anthony Hope. 49-66, 216-233, 345-361, 503-527.

‘Diavola.’ By Ellen Thorneycroft Fowler. 81-96.

‘Wanted: A Working Housekeeper.’ By Mary Stuart Boyd. 189-201.

‘An Incident of the Boom.’ By Jessie Mansergh. 246-252.

‘The Last Experience of Adam Skirving.’ By Mary W.M. Falconer. 264-268.

‘A Mysterious Fever.’ By W.L, Alden. 274-279.

‘A Scarlet Sin.’ By Ernest Hamilton. 292-314.

‘Lost in a Blizzard.’ By W.L. Alden. 385-392.

‘Pan: A Memory.’ By Katherine Leeds. 444-456.

‘”King William.”‘ By Hal Godfrey. 475-489.

‘Good Hunting.’ By E. Nesbit. 536-544.

Prince Rupert the Buccaneer. By C.J. Cutcliffe Hyne. 564-576.

15 (May-Aug 1898)

‘La Bellerieuse.’ By C.E. Raimond. 20-33.

‘Lord Tottenham.’ By E. Nesbit. 51-56.

Prince Rupert the Buccaneer (cont.). By C.J. Cutcliffe Hyne. 17-90, 212-224, 333-344.

Rupert of Hentzau (cont.). By Anthony Hope. 112-135, 251-275, 375-395. ‘She Danced before Him.’ By Mimoli Crawford Fraser. 148-166.

‘Noel’s Princess: Passages from the Life of Oswald Bastable, Esq of Lewisham, in the County of Kent No. 2.’ By E. Nesbit. 178-184.

‘Mr Perry’s Wooing. ‘ By Hal Godfrey. 305-321.

‘The Divining Rod.’ By E. Nesbit. 357-372.

‘Towana Khan and His Master.’ By Alfred Harcourt. 405-416.

‘A Social Anomaly.’ By S. Frances (‘Seranos’) Harrison. 451-459.

‘Lo, the Poor Indian.’ By E. Nesbit. 483-491.

‘A Mouthful of Husks.’ By Oswald Barron. 529-535.

The Silver Skull. By S.R. Crockett. 538-550.

‘Mrs Omadu’s Totem.’ By George Leatherdale. 571-580.

16 (Sept-Dec 1898)

‘The Half-caste.’ By Annie Linden. 19-26.

‘With all Powders of the Merchant.’ By X.L. 50-63, 168-185, 339-351.

The Silver Skull (cont.). By S.R. Crockett. 73-82, 247-255, 374-389, 571-580.

‘Mixed.’ By W.L. Alden. 83-91.

‘All for Naught.’ By H. Garton Sargent. 111-115.

‘Cousin Flora.’ By Edwin Pugh. 148-158.

‘Daniel Moss’ Wife.’ By Ethel Marryat Alpe. 207-212.

‘The Reformation of Maurice Galvin.’ By Lewis Macnamara. 222-230.

‘The Renegade.’ By C.J. Cutcliffe Hyne. 301-311.

The Skirts of Chance: Being Some Adventures of Francis, Second Son of the Late Marquess of Auriol. By H.B. Marriott Watson. 361-371, 497-508.

‘An American Toe Dancer.’ By Peggy Webling. 419-425.

‘”They that Walk in Darkness.”‘ By I. Zangwill. 437-455.

‘The Cliefden Christmasse Tale as Narrated by Andrew Deepe Grove.’ By William Waldorf Astor. 466-478.

‘The Hundredth Princess.’ By Evelyn Sharp. 509-517.

‘The Bait.’By C.J. Cutcliffe Hyne. 520-532.

‘G.H. and I.’ By E. Nesbit. 534-542.

‘A Duel with Snakes.’ By Captain D. Beames and Edgar Jepson. 581-585.

17 (Jan-Apr 1899)

‘Ensign Knightley’s Home-coming.’ By A.E.W. Mason. 4-20.

The Skirts of Chanee: Being Some Adventures of Francis, Second Son of the Late Marquess of Auriol (cont.). By H.B. Marriott Watson. 37-47, 242-253, 349-360, 544-555.

‘A Vauxhall Mask.’ By K.L. Montgomery. 77-86.

‘The Hero and the Burglars.’ By G.S. Street. 98-102.

The Silver Skull (cont.). By S.R. Crockett. 121-136, 261-267, 411-425, 558-570.

‘The Wreck Shoal.’ By E. and H. Heron. 148-160.

‘An Artistic Nemesis.’ By Ellen Thorneycroft Fowler. 176-185.

‘”Forza del Destino.”‘ By William Waldorf Astor. 198-210.

‘The Wooing of Aminta.’ By Marie L. van Vorst. 217-229.

‘Behari’s Masterpiece.’ By Captain D. Beames and Edgar Jepson. 303-309. ‘The Shipwreck.’ By Gertrude Atherton. 323-334.

‘Mysie.’ By Lockwood Towle. 372-381.

‘A Haunted Island.’ By Algernon Blackwood. 445-456.

‘The Consumptive.’ By C.J. Cutcliffe Hyne. 473-482.

‘The King’s Taster.’ By Phoebe Hart. 498-502.

18 (May-Aug 1899)

‘A Throw of the Dice.’ By Dora Greenwell McChesney. 16-25.

‘Two Women.’ By John Foster Fraser. 36-47.

‘The Lost Torpedo.’ By W.L. Alden. 58-68.

‘The Mountains of the Moon.’ By Laurence Housman. 78-84.

‘Being Detectives: A Passage in the Life of Oswald Bastable.’ By E. Nesbit. 104-111.

‘The Journey’s End.’ By J. Storer Clouston. 161-170.

‘The Cure for Love: A Story of Days to Come (Anno Domini 2090).’ By H.G. Wells. 186-199.

‘The Burglar, the Twins and Ernestine.’ By Edgar Jepson. 212-221.

‘The Skirts of Happy Chance.’ By H.B. Marriott Watson. 232-244, 364-375.

‘The Conversion of Nicolas Fothergill.’ By Basil Marnan. 256-265.

‘The Vacant Country: A Story of the Days to Come (Anno Domini 2090).’ By H.G. Wells. 309-323.

‘The Lost Rearguard.’ By H. Fielding. 339-350.

‘Moray the Traitor.’ By Fred M. White. 384-395.

‘A Modern Ananias.’ By R. Neish. 404-409.

‘Their Destinies.’ By Herbert Cox Acheson. 412-421.

‘Fielding Had an Orderly.’ By Gilbert Parker. 450-459.

‘The Illusion of a Sacrifice.’ By Katharine F. Hills. 471-481.

‘The Ways of the City: A Story of the Days to Come (Anno Domini 2090-2095).’ By H.G. Wells. 491-505.

‘Castilian Amoroso.’ By E. Nesbit. 521-530.

‘Ferrier’s Record.’ By Fred Swainson. 579-586.

19 (Sept-Dec 1899)

‘The Distressed Innocents: A Slight Comedy.’ By G.S. Street. 4-20.

‘”While the Lamps Hold out to Burn.'” By Gilbert Parker. 35-45.

‘A Worthy Highwayman.’ By Charles Kennett Burrow. 57-67.

‘Underneath: A Story of Days to Come (Anno Domini 2098).’ By H.G. Wells. 81-94.

‘The Robber and the Burglar.’ By E. Nesbit. 107-116.

‘The Price of the Grindstone – and the Drum.’ By Gilbert Parker. 149-159.

‘A Poor Gentleman.’ By George Gissing. 177-187.

The Hosts of the Lord. By Flora Annie Steel. 197-214, 359-374, 520-533.

‘The Magnanimity of the Man of Pleasure: A Story of the Days to Come (Anno Domini 2097).’ By H.G. Wells. 222-234.

‘An Ugly Customer.’ By Bernard Capes. 243-247.

‘A Strange Business.’ By Mary Angela Dickens. 269-277.

‘The Parson’s Vindication.’ By Basil Marnan. 317-325.

‘A Lyke-wake Fight.’ By Halliwell Sutcliffe. 343-352.

‘The Story of a Story.’ By Edwin Pugh. 387-398.

‘A Doll and a Moral.’ 410-412.

‘A Freak of Memory.’ By Christian Burke. 413-421.

‘”On the Reef of Norman’s Woe.”‘ By Gilbert Parker. 436-447.

‘Twelve O’clock.’ By Stephen Crane. 462-468.

‘Luigi and the Salvationist.’ By Grant Allen. 489-501.

‘The Golden Messias.1 By L. Cope Cornford. 505-517.

‘Pearl: A Sketch.’ By R. Neish. 535-541.

‘The Unseen World.’ By E.H. Begbie. 560-568.

‘The Emperor’s Watch-dog.’ By Carlton Dawe. 569-579.

20 (Jan-Apr 1900)

‘At the Mercy of Tiberius.’ By Gilbert Parker. 4-12.

‘Jasperson’s Best Girl: A Californian Story.’ 40-52.

‘The Stakes.’ By Clarence Rook. 59-67.

‘A Tale of the Veldt.’ By R. Popham Lobb. 78-82.

‘Change Partners.’ By Herbert Flowerdew. 94-96.

The Hosts of the Lord (cont.). By Flora Annie Steel. 100-123, 246-261, 395-412, 521-536.

‘The Imbecile.’ By Herbert Cox Acheson. 125-133.

‘Sam of Sorrow Corner.’ By Eden Phillpotts. 149-159.

‘A Microcosm of Empire.’ By Herbert C. Macilwaine. 193-203.

‘His Neighbour’s Wife: A Sketch.’ By Annie Linden. 211-215.

‘The Power Behind the Throne.’ By Carlton Dawe. 225-2 36.

‘The Death of a Coward.’ By R. Arthur. 273-277.

‘The Love of Hester Ricketts.’ By Basil Marnan. 300-309.

‘The Marriage of Thomasina: A Queensland Story.’ By Frances Campbell. 318-331.

‘The Illustrious Weasel.’ By Carlton Dawe. 359-369.

‘Sergeant Harding’s Wedding-day.’ By G. Stanley Ellis. 387-393.

‘The Duty Soldier.’ By F. Norreys Connell. 413-417.

‘The Red Rose.’ By Eden Phillpotts. 435-442.

‘The Dis-honourable.’ By E. Livingston Prescott. 456-462.

‘The Ancient Briton.’ By R.A.J. Walling. 473-484.

‘The Woman who Remained.’ By W. Pett Ridge. 501-509.

21 (May-Aug 1900)

Wilfred Ballett – Empire Builder. By Harry Lander. 6-15, 148-157, 366-375.

‘The Widow’s Clock.’ By Bernard Capes. 26-31.

The Outlaw. By H.B. Marriott Watson. 42-50, 167-175, 322-330, 492-500.

‘The Knocking at the Door.’ By C. Kennett Burrow. 65-76.

‘For Better, for Worse.’ By Marion Elliston. 77-87.

‘Bussle.’ By Edwin Sharp Grew. 90-94.

‘Juggernaut.’ By Helen F. Hetherington. 127-134.

‘The Lady and the Highwayman.’ By Beth Ellis. 187-199.

‘The Keepers of the Lamp.’ By A.T. Quiller-Couch. 205-208.

‘Veronica’s Mill.’ By Gertrude Dix. 306-319.

‘The Mercy of My Lord Hungerford.’ By Gerald Yeo. 342-353.

‘The Soldier’s Mother: Being a Passage from the Life of Master Oswald Bastable.’ By E. Nesbit. 383-392.

‘A Faithful Failure.’ By the Hon. Florence Henniker. 445-453.

‘Four Cigars.’ By William Shirlaw Jnr. 459-464.

‘The Jungle: Being a Passage in the Life of Master Oswald Bastable.’ By E. Nesbit. 473-481.

‘Cliefden Lights and Shades.’ By William Waldorf Astor. 517-528.

‘A Treaty of Peace.’ By Gilbert Parker. 540-549.

22 (Sept-Dec 1900)

‘England, My Own.’ By Sidney Pickering. 20-31.

The Outlaw (cont.). By H.B. Marriott Watson. 34-42.

‘The Likeness.’ By Arthur Ponsonby. 58-67.

‘Chiffon.’ By Netta Syrett. 70-76.

‘The Kicking of Silas Warne.’ By John Foster Fraser. 97-109.

‘No. 16, Rue St Simon.’ By Alec Holmes. 166-177.

‘My Host of the Moors.’ By Anthony Kirby Gill. 191-197.

‘The Waterworks.’ By E. Nesbit. 215-226.

‘The Voice in the World of Pain.’ By Elizabeth G. Jordan. 228-235.

‘The Light of Other Days.’ By Gilbert Parker. 236-245.

‘The Pundit.’ By T. Stoker. 257-265.

‘Her Son.’ By Evelyn Fletcher. 273-275.

‘Their First Experience.’ By Marie L. van Vorst. 314-321.

‘The Circus.’ By E. Nesbit. 324-334.

‘The Lord’s Remnant.’ By Lady C. Fairlie Cuninghame. 345-356.

‘A Night on the Moor.’ By R. Murray Gilchrist. 367-374.

‘The Revenge of the Bear.’ By Howard Angus Kennedy. 383-396.

‘A Case of Salvage.’ 396-404.

‘The Beguiling of the Duchess Enid.’ By George Knight. 413-422.

‘The Garden of Seven Fruits.’ By Herbert Compton. 462-477.

‘The Flower of the Flock.’ By Gilbert Parker. 500-511.

‘Nathan Bone’s Skeletons.’ By Anthony Kirby Gill. 513-520.

‘Pharaoh’s Daughter.’ By William Waldorf Astor. 521-530.

‘The Death of Mr Davidson.’ By Stewart Johnson. 542-551.

‘A Case of Eaves-dropping.’ By Algernon Blackwood. 558-568.

‘God of Our Fathers, or Barty’s Lamp.’ By Ethel Marryat. 569-575.

‘Her Boy.’ By Lady Troubridge. 578-581.

23 (Jan-Apr 1901)

‘Rosanna.’ By Charles Marriott. 28-36.

‘Magic in the Rose Garden.’ By Netta Syrett. 49-54.

‘Joshua Quemby’s Daughter.’ By Edward F. Strange. 78-87.

‘The Smile of Melinda.’ By Dorothea Deakin. 162-170.

‘A Forced Decision.’ By Marie van Vorst. 199-203.

‘A Sympathetic Nature.’ By Archibald Marshall. 261-267.

‘Antonia of “The Lane.”‘ By Frederick Wedmore. 317-321.

‘The Laird’s Luck: A Tale of the Half-seen.’ By A.T. Quiller-Couch. 373-385, 475-490.

‘Monsignor.’ By Sidney Pickering. 452-459.

‘My Lady’s Garter.’ By H.A. Hinkson. 540-549.

‘A Test of Courage.’ By H.A. Bryden. 570-574.

24 (May-Aug 1901)

‘Cross Ways.’ By Eden Phillpotts. 20-30, 200-209.

‘The Last Flutter of the Heavy ‘Un.’ By Tom Gallon. 56-65.

‘By Mutual Consent.’ By Mabel Milne. 85-93.

‘Qui Confidunt: A Tale of the Great Water Famine.’ By Frances Campbell. 123-132.

‘Too Late a Messenger: An Idyll of Modem Egypt. ‘ By Marie van Vorst. 170-180.

‘Rooks and Gulls.’ By Charles Marriott. 222-229.

‘Pincher.’ By Owen Oliver. 272-277.

‘The Giant.’ By Walter Ramal. 278-280.

‘Some Ways of Love.’ By Charlotte M. Mew. 301-310.

‘A Thew of England: A Naval Duel of the Future.’ By Patrick Vaux. 321-329.

‘The Bridals of Ysselmonde.’ By A.T. Quiller-Couch. 338-341.

‘The Treasure Chamber.’ By H.B. Marriott Watson. 377-389.

‘The Story of Old Jimmy.’ By Will Hill. 417-421.

‘The Sisters.’ By Zack. 449-454.

‘Balkameh.’ By William Waldorf Astor. 455-467.

‘How to Treat a Woman.’ By Archibald Marshall. 479-491.

‘Lady Sylvia.’ By H.B. Marriott Watson. 515-527.

‘A Doll’s Dress.’ By Owen Oliver. 559-563.

‘Masquerade.’ By Katherine C. Thurston. 571-573.

25 (Sept-Dec 1901)

‘The Good Baronet.’ By G.S. Street. 14-24.

‘The Monkey Flowers.’ By A.T. Quiller-Couch. 38-41.

‘Cross Purposes.’ By Stephen Gwynn. 49-58.

‘The Break of Day.’ By Marie van Vorst. 69-76.

‘That Sack o’ Potatoes.’ By C.L. Antrobus. 111-124.

‘Lord Marlowe’s Dilemma.’ By R. Neish. 160-165.

‘The Talking Ships.’ By A.T. Quiller-Couch. 181-185.

‘Sacrilege.’ By Frances Harrod. 193-196.

‘The Shadow on the House.1 By Albert Kinross. 209-224.

‘The Dreamers.’ By Lord Kilmarnock. 250-256.

‘The Red Captain.’ By Bernard Capes. 315-328.

‘The Application of the Liniment.1 By Sarah Jeannette Duncan. 347-360. ‘Heart’s Desire.’ By Owen Oliver. 369-377.

‘Three Photographs.’ By A.T. Quiller-Couch. 409-412.

‘The Greywig.’ By I. Zangwill. 450-463.

‘With Bell, Book and Candle.’ By Eden Phillpotts. 475-483.

‘John and the Ghosts.’ By A.T. Quiller-Couch. 498-504.

‘The Silver Finger.’ By Beatrice Heron-Maxwell. 515-521.

‘The Wolf.’ By S. Carleton. 522-530.

‘The Strength of the Rope.’ By Bernard Capes. 538-543.

26 (Jan-Apr 1902)

‘The Handkerchief.’ By Dolf Wyllarde. 20-28.

‘Cerberus in Love.’ By Coulson Kernahan. 44-48.

‘On the Wrong Side of Things: A Story for Children.’ By Christian Burke. 83-90.

Typhoon. By Joseph Conrad. 91-108, 214-229, 408-420.

‘S. Cohn and Son: Or Anglicisation.’ By I. Zangwill. 157-172.

‘Orpheus: A Story.’ By Aldis Dunbar. 192-198.

‘The Lord and Lady’s Glove.’ By Alfred Ollivant. 235-243.

‘The Mistress of Candish.’ By Marie van Vorst. 297-312.

‘Ugly Solomon.’ By Mrs Alfred Sidgwick. 344-361.

‘The Hustletown Rivals.’ By Howard Angus Kennedy. 380-391.

‘The Model of Sorrow.’ By I. Zangwill. 459-477.

‘Miss Audrey, a Comedy.’ By Frances Harrod. 490-495.

‘Bingo’s Flutter.’ By Horace A. Vachell. 539-548.

‘The Revenge.’ By Ralph H. Bretherton. 570-574.

27 (May-Aug 1902)

‘The Generosity of the Baron.’ By Mrs. G. Ross. 11-28.

‘Sarah Siddons’ Tryst.’ By C. Morris. 54-60.

‘Mary with the High Hand.’ By E.A. Bennett. 89-95.

‘How to Spend a Honeymoon.’ By R. Neish. 136-140.

Cornet Strong of Ireton ‘s Horse: An Episode of the Ironsides. By Dora Greenwell McChesney. 184-199, 290-305, 443-456.

‘Fenella’s Bounder.’ By H.A. Vachell. 217-224.

‘An Intrusion of Sentiment.’ By Owen Oliver. 285-288.

‘The Beauty of a Season.’ Mrs Parr. 318-324.

‘A Charlatan.’ By Frank Harris. 350-357.

‘The History of Jenny Spinner; or, the Ghost of Knebworth House.’ By Elizabeth Maria James 1780-1862. 371-385.

‘Home-coming of Elias Nann.’ By E.F. Strange. 401-407.

‘Marthe’s Sins.’ By R. Neish. 424-427.

‘A Young Lion of Dedan.’ By Sir Gilbert Parker, M.P. 475-484.

‘The Chaperone.’ By Mrs Hugh (Evelyn Wills) Adams. 520-527. ‘To-morrow.’ By Joseph Conrad. 533-547.

‘The Red Cloak.’ By Katharine Hickes. 556-563.

28 (Sept-Dec 1902)

Cornet Strong of Ireton’s Horse: An Episode of the Ironsides (cont.) By Dora Greenwell McChesney. 31-42, 145-153, 315-324, 557-569.

‘A Collaboration.’ By Elizabeth C. Jordan. 65-70.

‘Home-sickness.’ By George Moore. 76-82.

‘Outside the Door.’ By Mostyn Miller. 114-120.

‘How Bali Rode for the Cup.’ By Frances Campbell. 181-188.

‘A Superfluous Loyalist.’ By E.F. Benson. 206-210.

‘The Exile.’By George Moore. 218-228.

‘The Sound of the Axe.’ By S. Carleton. 235-245.

‘The Ways of the World.’ By Rudolf Besier. 269-275.

‘A Very Good Joke.’ By Harold Begbie. 284-285.

‘An Adventurer’s Tale.’ By Eden Phillpotts. 306-313.

‘Chaytor’s Enlightenment: A Story of a Tiger Shoot.’ By J. Nugent. 338-342.

‘Cousins.’ By G.S. Street. 360-370.

‘Melinda and the Orphan.’ By Dorothea Deakin. 383-392.

‘Birds of a Feather. ‘ By Edwin Grew Sharpe. 401-406.

‘The Red Riding-hoods.’ By Eden Phillpotts. 450-459.

“The Squire’s Wager.’ By H.B. Marriott Watson. 480-492.

‘The Luck of Billy Tregenza.’ By Charles Marriott. 505-512.

‘God’s Sparrows.’ By Clifford Mills. 519-525.

‘The Princethorpe Mystery.’ By Alfred Penny. 533-536.

‘The Gull: A Story of the Super-normal.’ By F. Anstey. 544-566.

29 (Jan-Apr 1903)

The Literary Sense. By E. Nesbit. 17-20, 148-152, 342-346, 449-453.

No Hero. By E.W. Homung. 37-46, 206-214, 364-370, 491-503.

‘The Child She Bare.’ By Charles Marriott. 56-62.

‘A Riverside Idyl; or, a Devout Lover.’ By the Author of ‘An English Girl in Paris.’ [Constance Elizabeth Maude]. 90-95.

Cornet Strong of Ireton’s Horse: An Episode of the Ironsides (cont.) By Dora Greenwell McChesney. 115-129.

‘In Peril of His Life.’ By the Earl of Iddesleigh. 170-176.

‘Pro Patria.’ By William Somerset Maugham. 189-194.

‘The Lady of the Lime Walk.’ By Mary M. Grose. 248-254.

‘A Pink-and-silver Doll.’ By Bella Sydney Woolf. 283-284.

‘Captains Omnipotent.’ By Edward Noble. 307-314.

‘How the Waggoner Filled His Sack, Yet Brought Nothing Home.’ By Laurence Housman. 428-429.

‘The Great Danger.’ By Charles Marriott. 460-465.

‘The Water-horse: A West Highland Legend.’ By Elspeth Campbell. 504-508.

‘Miss Mary.’ By Dorothea Deakin. 528-533.

‘How the Devil told the Truth to Provenzano Salvini.’ By Hamilton Drummond. 563-569.

‘The Influence of Frills.’ By Dolf Wyllarde. 570-573.

30 (May-Aug 1903)

‘The Squire of Dames.’ By H.B. Marriott Watson. 27-36, 189-198.

‘A Vigil.’ By Charles Marriott. 45-50.

The Literary Sense (cont.). By E. Nesbit. 63-67, 178-182, 303-308

‘On the Opal Fields of White Cliffs.’ By Alexander Macdonald. 79-88.

No Hero (cont.). By E.W. Hornung. 99-116.

‘The Duke’s Daughter.’ By R. Neish. 117-125.

‘Keziah’s Flitting.’ By Dorothea Hollins. 139-141.

The Queen’s Quair, or the Six Years’ Tragedy. By Maurice Hewlett. 145-167, 309-333, 523-540.

The Vineyard. By John Oliver Hobbes. 211-224, 394-406, 490-504.

‘In the Land o’ Dreams.’ By Paul Creswick. 237-244.

‘Mr Smallpage’s John.’ By U.L. Silberrad. 342-361.

‘Three Swindles.’ By Sir F.C. Burnand. 375-386, 549-558.

‘A Windflower.’ By Josephine Dodge Daskam. 417-425.

‘Free in a Faraway Land.’ By William Waldorf Astor. 433-451.

‘The Nod, a Very Dutch Story.’ By Maarten Maartens. 455-474.

‘The End of the Fairy Tale.’ By Maude Egerton King. 475-480.

‘White Violets.’ By Ellen Thorneycroft Fowler. 505-509.

‘In the Land of the Never-never.’ By Alexander Macdonald. 569-572

31 (Sept-Dec 1903)

‘The Simple Plan.’ By Mrs Everard Cotes (Sarah Jeanette Duncan). 19-31.

‘The Town Twin.’ By Mrs Hugh Adams (Evelyn Wills). 41-48.

The Queen’s Quair, or the Six Years’ Tragedy (cont.). By Maurice Hewlett. 49-64, 175-198, 361-375, 533-546.

‘Dick, Tom, and Harry.’ By E. Nesbit. 74-79.

‘An Act of Bigotry.’ By the Earl of Iddesleigh. 97-99.

The Vineyard (cont.). By John Oliver Hobbes. 100-112, 237-249, 419-430, 553-562.

‘Dorinda in Sackcloth.’ By Dorothea Deakin. 131-136.

‘From Soup to Pineapple.’ By Rosaline Masson. 137-141.

‘The Lost Elixir.’ By George Griffith. 154-165.

‘Priscilla’s Maying.’ By U.L. Silberrad. 203-218.

‘Three Swindles’ (cont.). By Sir F.C. Burnand. 261-267.

‘Patience with Pepita.’ By E. Burrowes. 284-286.

‘Porlick’s Theory.’ By Mayne Lindsay. 307-317.

‘Sand-daisy.’ By Eden Phillpotts. 326-332.

‘The Wild Dream of Morris Ellison.’ By Frederick Wedmore. 342-350.

‘In the Cause of Science.’ By Gerald Maxwell. 376-382.

‘Blue Roses: A Fairy-tale for Impossible Women.’ By Netta Syrett. 447-454.

‘Simple Simon (1790).’ By Caroline Marriage. 455-459.

‘The Best Man.’ By Ashton Hilliers. 471-484.

‘No Trumps or Spades.’ By Horace Annesley Vachell. 495-502.

‘Haggards of the Rock.’ By H.B. Marriott Watson. 511-520.

‘The Girl who wasn’t Prim.’ By G.B. Burgin. 547-552.

‘The Surprise.’ By H. Fielding Hall. 563-565.

32 (Jan-Apr 1904)

‘An Episode in a Country House.’ By Frances Harrod. 33-39.

‘The Lady and the Property.’ By Marie van Vorst. 50-57.

‘A Matter of Honour.’ By R. Neish. 72-75.

The Queen’s Quair, or the Six Years’ Tragedy (cont.). By Maurice Hewlett 76-93, 224-243, 391-404, 532-549.

‘The Wilderness.’ By H.B. Marriott Watson. 104-111.

The Vineyard (cont.). By John Oliver Hobbes. 112-122, 251-263, 414-427, 560-567.

‘Benjamin’s Mess.’ By Eden Phillpotts. 123-128.

‘Concerning the Death of James Deering.’ By Una L. Silberrad. 156-164. ‘The Devil’s Pool.’ By Walter Herries Pollock. 173-176.

‘Devaki.’ By H. Fielding Hall. 190-195.

‘The Nineteen Merry Maidens.’ By Charles Marriott. 206-211.

‘Father’s Sweetheart.’ By Owen Oliver. 276-279.

‘The Lost Notes.’ By Bernard Capes. 299-304.

‘The Professor and Bobby Braithwaite.’ By Mayne Lindsay. 330-339.

‘The Candle.’ By Charles Marriott. 350-356.

‘El Mansor and Haida.’ By J. Maclaren Cobban (the late). 365-377.

‘The Frenchwoman’s Son.’ By S. Carleton. 449-458.

‘Desert Air.’ By Robert Hichens. 467-474.

‘The Windmill.’ By Mrs Arthur Jacob. 487-492.

‘The Old Cantonment.’ By B.M. Croker. 522-531.

33 (May-Aug 1904)

‘Captain Pink.’ By A. Lang. 20-33.

The Queen’s Quair, or the Six Years’ Tragedy (cont.). By Maurice Hewlett 111-131, 268-286, 380-398, 551-564.

‘The King’s Ring.’ By Fiona Macleod. 36-48, 222-233.

‘Pepita and the King.’ By Maud Stepney Rawson. 63-69.

‘The Man who went too Far.’ By E.F. Benson. 159-171.

‘Wedding Finery.’ By R. Murray Gilchrist. 176-179.

‘The Gift of the Gods.’ By the Duchess of Leeds. 189-201.

‘May and the Bookman.’ By Maud Stepney Rawson. 241-252.

‘Taming of the Brute.’ By Frances Harrod. 241-252.

‘Blindman’s Bluff.’ By Laurence Housman. 336-345.

‘The Dramatic Nerve.’ By Baroness von Hutten. 399-406.

‘A Packet of Letters.’ By Alice Perrin. 407-410.

‘The Entertainment.’ By Inglis Allen. 424-428.

‘A Dragon in the Garden of Eden.’ By William Waldorf Astor. 433-452. ‘The Masterpiece.’ By Eden Phillpotts. 461-468.

‘An Oriental.’ By Mrs Katherine Cecil Thurston. 477-486.

‘A Mirage of Fear: The Blooding of a Griffin.’ By W.A. Fraser. 495-504.

‘The Swindle Stories No. 4.’ By Sir F.C. Burnand. 534-544.

‘The Romance of the Heart.’ By E. Nesbit. 545-550.

‘Violets.’ By Owen Oliver. 572-574.

34 (Sept-Dec 1904)

‘The Shapoumet Ruin.’ By the Earl of Iddesleigh. 16-20.

‘A Round-up Tale.’ By Sir Henry Seton-Karr, C.M.G., M.P. 34-40.

‘The Borderland.’ By Netta Syrett. 53-65, 246-257.

‘The Missionary.’ By Mayne Lindsay. 66-72.

‘Palliden R.’ By Commander E. Hamilton, R.N. 80-83.

‘Plain Anne.’ By Dorothea Deakin. 106-111.

‘The Anachronism.’ By H.C. Bailey. 153-162.

‘The Strange Proof.’ By Frances Harrod. 179-187.

‘The Flat.’ By H.B. Marriott Watson. 196-204.

‘Cocklers’ Row.’ By Howard Angus Kennedy. 219-231.

‘Tom.’ By Bart Kennedy. 2 32-236.

‘The Fourth Generation.’ By Owen Oliver. 274-279.

‘Freddie’s Engagement.’ By Mrs W.K. Clifford. 301-312.

‘A Night in the Jungle.’ By A.M. Kennion. 313-319.

‘George.’ By H.B. Marriott Watson. 331-340.

‘On the Beach at Tomocala.’ By Harrison Rhodes. 353-360.

‘Upon a Summer Day.’ By Maud Stepney Rawson. 369-377.

‘Another Little Swindle. ‘ By Sir F.C. Bumand. 388-393.

‘Tyrringham’s Infatuation.’ By Arabella Kenealy. 407-415.

‘A Secret of Olympus.’ By William Waldorf Astor. 434-453.

‘The Preventing of Leviathan.’ By Filson Young. 462-472.

‘Jenab el Emir.’ By Marmaduke Pickthall. 488-498.

‘Bendigo.’ By Perceval Gibbon. 506-516.

‘The Celestial’s Editorship.’ By Barry Pain. 523-529.

‘Kitty Passmore.’ By H.B. Marriott Watson. 541-544.

‘Santa Claus and the Gamekeeper’s Daughter.’ By Mrs M.H. Spielmann. 560-566.

35 (Jan-June 1905)

Kipps – The Story of a Simple Soul. A Monograph. By H.G. Wells. 15-27, 198-209, 347-356, 470-481, 591-603, 724-737.

‘A Plot in the Duchy.’ By H.C. Bailey. 36-46.

A Thief in the Night. Further Adventures in the Career of A.J. Raffles, Cricketer and Cracksman. By E.W. Hornung. 59-70, 132-141, 259-270 400-412, 529-542, 692-703.

‘An Appeal for Murder.’ By the Earl of Iddesleigh. 77-84.

‘The Fatal Hundred.’ By Percy White. 95-103.

‘Passing On.’ By Beatrice Harraden. 159-171.

‘Chance of the Game.’ By Arthur Morrison. 216-222.

‘Private Guest.’ By H.B. Marriott Watson. 231-240.

‘Roses, and an Anniversary.’ By Bertha Deane-Freeman. 252-253.

‘White and Yellow.’ By Jack London. 283-289.

“The Mercy of the Lord.’By F.A. Steel. 301-309.

‘Across the Red Sea.’ By Muriel Harris. 320-336.

‘From Buck to Bear and Back.’ By Charles G.D. Roberts. 357-362.

‘The King of the Greeks.’ By Jack London. 42 3-430.

‘Human Nature.’ By K.C. Thurston. 446-456.

‘Spotto’s Reclamation.’ By Arthur Morrison. 457-464.

‘The Scarlet Runner.’ By Dorothea Deakin. 482-489.

‘A Raid on the Oyster Pirates.’ By Jack London. 554-561.

‘The Disorder of the Bath.’ By Arthur Morrison. 573-579.

‘The Doctor’s Visit.’ By Hamlin Garland. 588-590.

‘The Verdict.’ By May Bateman. 655-656.

‘The Siege of the Lancashire Queen. ‘ By Jack London. 676-683.

‘Statement of Edward Chaloner.’ By Arthur Morrison. 711-717.

‘The Ideal and the Real.’ By Mrs R. Neish. 765-768.

36 (July-Dec 1905)

‘The Gloved Hand.’ By Marie van Vorst. 11-19.

‘Charley’s “Coup”.’ By Jack London. 29-35.

”Enrietter: An Episode.’ By Elizabeth Robins Pennell. 36-46.

A Thief in the Night. Further Episodes in the Career of A.J. Raffles, Cricketer and Cracksman (cont.). By E.W. Hornung. 59-70, 199-210, 301-312.

Kipps – The Story of a Simple Soul. A Monograph (cont.). By H.G. Wells 85-100, 241-258, 359-371, 499-512, 623-640, 807-821.

‘The Boy-man.’ By Baroness von Hutten. 111-119.

‘The Choice.’ By May Bateman. 124-125.

‘A Glimpse Behind the Veil.’ By William Waldorf Astor. 131-150.

‘On the Belize River.’ By the Author of ‘The Greatness of Joshua Porlick’ [Berman Paul Neuman]. 161-170.

‘The Odd Money.’ By Eden Phillpotts. 171-179.

‘Genevieve’s Escapade: A Story for Children.’ By Mrs Molesworth. 180-189.

‘His Tale of Bricks.’ By Arthur Morrison. 211-217.

‘Demetrios Contos.’ By Jack London. 218-224.

‘The Knowledge of the Picture-man.’ By Bertha Deane-Freeman. 265-268.

The Trials of Commander McTurk. By C.J. Cutcliffe Hyne. 275-288, 409-421, 543-556, 673-685.

‘Peterkin.’ By Dorothea Deakin. 321-326.

‘Yellow Handkerchief.’ By Jack London. 333-339.

‘Teacher and Taught.’ By Arthur Morrison. 345-352.

‘The Legs of the Honourable Cat.’ By Clarence L. Brownell. 395-396. ‘The Woman’s Way.’ By Desmond F.T. Coke. 397.

‘The Guardian of the Bull.’ By Eden Phillpotts. 433-440.

‘The Secret of Success.’ By Inglis Allen. 451-458.

‘Monsieur le Marquis.’ By Marie van Vorst. 475-484.

‘Miss Molly Goes to Town: A Story for Children.’ By Clifford Mills. 524-528.

‘The Caribou Stand.’ By Elizabeth Robins. 561-572.

‘The Horse-shoe.’ By Eden Phillpotts. 580-588.

‘The Watch-tower.’ By Violet Jacob. 594-601.

‘Saito’s Eyebrows.’ By C.L. Brownell. 611-614.

‘The Chee Child: A Story for Children.’ By Ethel Mills. 646-649.

‘My Lady’s Ring: A Story of One Christmas Eve. Being an Episode in the Life of Dick Ryder, Otherwise Galloping Dick, Sometime Gentleman of the Road.’ By H.B. Marriott Watson. 701-710. ‘Septimus Septimusson: A Fairy Story.’ By E. Nesbit. 711-719.

‘The Story of the Great Hail-gamble.’ By Maarten Maartens. 721-732. ‘The Children of Wind and the Clan of Peace: A Christmas Legend.’ By Fiona Macleod. 735-740.

‘The House of the Evil Hour.’ By Sidney Pickering. 743-752.

‘Pamela’s Decision.’ By Mrs Philip Champion de Crespigny. 753-760.

‘A Little Oriental Rug: A Modern Fairy Tale.’ By C.J. Wills. 761-770

‘The Gardener.’ By Barry Pain. 778-783.

‘Lydford Law.’ By Eden Phillpotts. 789-796.

‘No Man’s Chapel.’ By the Earl of Iddesleigh. 822-827.

37 (Jan-June 1906)

‘The Dust-cloud.’ By E.F. Benson. 5-12.

‘The One Way Out.’ By Baroness von Hutten. 33-41.

The Trials of Commander McTurk (cont.). By C.J. Cutcliffe Hyne. 51-64 161-173, 321-333, 588-600, 749-759.

‘A Ghost-child.’ By Bernard Capes. 73-76.

‘Cruel Kindness.’ By Mrs Molesworth. 86-91.

The Master of Craven: A Romance. By Marie van Vorst. 92-103, 222-234, 355-365, 449-461, 488-496.

‘Jaquette.’ By Lawrence Mott. 112-117.

‘With One Dissentient.’ By Keble Howard. 150-156.

‘Her Majesty’s Mail.’ By Norman Duncan. 177-182.

‘Her Crock o’ Gold.’ By Eden Phillpotts. 193-200.

‘Destiny Decides.’ By W. Smade. 209-216.

‘The Claim Jumpers.’ By Clive Phillipps Wolley. 235-246.

‘The White Darkness.’By Lawrence Mott. 259-262.

‘Arcades Ambo.’ By Bernard Capes. 276-282.

‘Chris Farrington: Able Seaman.’ By Jack London. 289-294.

‘A Love’s Hunger.’ By Stephen Reynolds. 303-306.

‘The Furnishing Ironmonger.’ By Frank Richardson. 314-316.

‘A West-country Wooing.’ By Evelyn Fletcher. 341-344.

‘The Melun Incident.’ By C.F. Keary. 345-349.

‘The Cloth Puppy: A Story for Children.’ By Catherine Welch. 377-381. ‘A Day’s Work in the Mounted Police.’ By Lawrence Mott. 395-400.

The Trait of the Pioneer. By Alexander Macdonald. 406-413, 551-558, 736-743.

‘The Malice of Time.’ By G.S. Street. 417-422.

‘Jenkinson.’ By G.F. Bradby. 429-435.

‘A Lesson in Love Tactics.’ By Clifford Mills. 437-442.

‘The Blue-stocking: The Story of a Matrimonial Experiment.’ By Stephen Reynolds. 473-481.

‘In the Squall: A Story for Children.’ By Stijn Streuvels. Trans. by Alexander Teixeria de Mattos. 507-509.

Raoul, Gentleman of Fortune. By H.C. Bailey. 515-528, 669-679.

‘One of Three.’ By Lawrence Mott. 545-550.

‘The Haystack.’ By Dorothea Deakin. 567-574.

‘The Princess’s Shirts.’ By Fr. Rolfe. 575-576.

‘Millington: Sculptor.’ By Oliver Onions. 607-614.

‘The Constant Lover.’ By Baroness von Hutten. 624-629.

‘The Bold Knight.’ By Dorothea Deakin. 680-687.

‘An Unknown Quantity.’ By Netta Syrett. 697-704.

‘Through Deep Waters: The Story of a Pit Rescue.’ By Harry Davies. 716-724.

‘The Black Thing of Hatchet Lake: A French Canadian Legend.’ By Lawrence Mott. 730-735.

38 (July-Dec 1906)

‘The Last of the Tenth Legion.’ By William Waldorf Astor. 1-20.

‘The Test.’ By E. Temple Thurston. 29-35.

Raoul, Gentleman of Fortune (cont.). By H.C. Bailey. 41-50, 151-158, 305-315, 435-444, 541-548, 776-783.

‘Wa-gush.’ By Lawrence Mott. 60-64.

‘The Turning Again of Waring.’ By Bertha Deane-Freeman. 79-80.

Gaspar Ruiz: The Story of a Guerilla Chief. By Joseph Conrad. 81-89, 231-240, 375-383, 497-504.

The Trials of Commander McTurk (cont.). By C.J. Cutcliffe Hyne. 109-120, 245-257.

‘His Best Novel.’ By the Hon. Mrs Arthur Henniker. 129-133.

‘A District Visitor.’ By Mabel Quiller-Couch. 143-144.

‘Johnny.’ By J.J. Bell. 166-171.

‘Three P’s: A Story of Old Theatrical Days.’ By Sir F.C. Burnand. 177-184.

‘The Cairn.’ By Eden Phillpotts. 193-200.

‘Love and the Obelisk.’ By Francis Yeats. 209-218.

‘Mixed Bathing.’ By Inglis Allen. 219-223.

‘The Indian’s Vengeance.’ By Lawrence Mott. 258-262.

‘One White Mouse and Two Mottled Mice: The Adventures of Three London Children.’ By Mrs Edmund Gosse. 263-266.

‘Croquet and a Conscience.’ By John Barnett. 287-291.

‘The Red Skirt.’ By Keith Fleming. 326-332.

‘Bluff.’ By Lawrence Mott. 337-341.

‘The Ambition of Pravny.’ By Ella Hepworth Dixon. 347-354.

‘The Baker of Rousillon.’ By Rafael Sabatini. 362-369.

‘A Bold Brigand.’ By the Hon. Margaret Collier. 383-385.

‘A Man and a Maid.’ By F. Steward. 399-400.

‘The Parson and the Clerk.’ By Eden Phillpotts. 408-417.

‘The End of the Season.’ By the Hon. Mary Cavendish. 424-425.

‘The Witch of St Quenet.’ By Sidney Pickering. 453-459.

‘For the Honour of Ingasham.’ By Eleanor Vicocq. 472-478.

‘The Silver Fox.’ By Lawrence Mott. 485-490.

‘The Sadness of Columbine.’ By W.M. Letts. 523-528.

‘A Middle Aged Drama.’ By Violet Jacob. 561-570.

‘The King of Ys and Dahut the Red.’ By Fiona Macleod. 581-586.

The Trail of the Pioneer (cont.). By Alexander Macdonald. 587-594.

‘Me and My Pal.’ By Harold Blind. 600-602.

‘Up the Slide.’ By Jack London. 608-612.

‘The “Important” Widow.’ By Gertrude M. Foxe. 613-614.

‘The Tiger-trap.’ By George Maxwell. 615-620.

‘Love in the Wilderness.’ By Lawrence Mott. 621-627.

‘Much Fuss.’ By M. Macrae. 631-635.

‘A Rewarded Rescue.’ By W. Smade. 643-647.

‘Benighted.’ By Walter de la Mare. 654-656.

‘Told in a Tunnel: A Christmas Allegory.1 By Keble Howard. 658-664.

‘Justnowland.’ By E. Nesbit. 681-688.

‘The Ghost That Failed.’ By Desmond Coke. 689-696.

‘A Painful Dilemna.’ By Rachel Martyn. 699-706.

‘The Breton Love-story.’ By Horace Annesley Vachell. 711-720.

‘The Bus Conductor.’ By E.F. Benson. 721-726.

‘The Sentinels.’ By Marie van Vorst. 735-743.

‘Crazywell.’ By Eden Phillpotts. 747-755.

‘Birds of Night.’ By Sidney Pickering. 761-768.

‘The Peach Stone.’ By W.H. Bryce-Stacpoole. 789-796.

‘The Dream House.’ By the Hon. Mary Cavendish. 813-818.

‘Coals of Fire.’ By Cecil Chard. 823-830.

‘The Blood-red Rose.’ By Harold Blind. 841-845.

39 (Jan-June 1907)

‘A Current of Fear.’ By Lawrence Mott. 16-19.

The God of Clay. By H.C. Bailey. 27-38, 155-166, 283-296, 415-428, 535-547, 685-696.

‘Herr Robinsoni: A Musical Sketch.’ By Evelyn Sharp. 39-46.

Indian Detective Stories. By Newman Wright. 57-64 (‘The Eye of Shiva’) , 179-186 (‘The Adventure of the Second Eye’) , 356-364 (‘The Summons of Sri Ganesh’), 474-481 (‘The Master’), 611-617 (‘The Murder of a Maharaja’), 748-754 (‘The Star of Empire’). ‘Our Lady of the Plain.’ By G.B. Lancaster. 75-85.

‘Margarita.’ By Dorothea Deakin. 98-103.

The Long Trail: A Story of Adventure for Youth. By Hamlin Garland. 106-116, 241-248, 371-379, 501-509, 628-634, 755-764.

‘The Sheraton Settee: A Story for the Collector of Antiquities.’ By Godfrey J. Franks. 120-123.

‘A Wasted Cartridge.’ By M. Forrest. 126-128.

‘English Jack.’ By Lawrence Mott. 135-139.

‘Priscilla Pipkin.’ By Bernard Capes. 147-152.

‘The Commandant’s Photograph.’ By Carl Jeppe. 187-190.

‘Flimsy: A Story of the Suburbs.’ By Charles Marriott. 193-200.

‘The Capture of Miss Cohen.’ By Ella Hepworth Dixon. 229-234.

‘Harlequin’s Serenade: A Story of Four Seasons.’ By W.M. Letts. 303-311.

‘Square.’ By Lawrence Mott. 321-324.

‘The Black Lever: A Railway Story.’ By James Mansfield. 352-355.

‘When Matthew Went A-wooing.’ By B. Biddle. 383-384.

‘The Turning.’ By Lawrence Mott. 393-397.

‘The Jewish Trinity.’ By Israel Zangwill. 429-439.

‘Concerning Fifteen Fat Steers.’ By Horace Annesley Vachell. 449-455.

‘”As a Man Soweth.'” By G.B. Lancaster. 463-471.

‘The Old Letter.’ By Clive R. Fenn. 487-488.

‘The Queen of the Pack.’ By Lawrence Mott. 524-526.

‘Love in a Torpedo-boat Destroyer.’ By H. Jenner-Fust Jnr. 561-565.

‘Drought.’ By Mayne Lindsay. 596-605.

‘A Riviera Riddle.’ By Sybil Amherst. 623-625.

‘The Episode of a Necklet.’ By Sidney Pickering. 661-668.

‘The Amateur.’ By Charles Marriott. 670-671.

‘Alexander.’ By Dorothea Deakin. 714-721.

‘The Lion’s Share.’ By Arnold Bennett. 739-745.

‘The Voice.’ By Bernard Capes. 765-767.

40 (July-Dec 1907)

‘John Ecuador.’ By Major W.P. Drury. 13-20.

At the Feet of Rosette. By Dorothea Deakin. 31-34, 161-163, 329-331, 439-440, 521-524.

‘Grobinoff’s Toys.’ By Elinor M. Sweetman. 41-47.

‘The Red Berry.’ By Elspeth Campbell. 60-64.

‘His Silence.’ By Owen Oliver. 65-69.

The God of Clay (cont.). By H.C. Bailey. 81-92, 207-216, 314-327, 425-437, 568-580, 779-791.

The Pardon. By Marie van Vorst. 99-107, 232-239, 366-377, 449-461.

‘The Day of Harriett.’ By Bertha Deane-Freeman. 122-125.

‘A Feast of Lanterns: A Japanese Love-story.’ By F. Hadland Davis. 126-127.

‘The Grub.’ By L. Hudson Spence. 127.

‘The Second Mrs Ug: A Prehistoric Tale.’ By Charles Gleig. 133-137.

‘The Last Cartridge.’ By Charles H.E. Brookfield. 143-150.

‘Scotty: A Story of the North-west Mounted Police.’ By Lawrence Mott. 165-169.

‘The Soldan’s Navigator.’ By Perceval Gibbon. 171-185.

‘Beanfeasters.’ By Horace Annesley Vachell. 186-192.

‘The Hammer and the Writing-desk: A Story Told by a Child.’ By E. Nesbit. 193-201.

‘The Beast.’ By Keble Howard. 244-248.

‘The Runaway.’ By James Mansfield. 253-255.

‘A Halcyon Night.’ By Lawrence Mott. 271-275.

‘Bait for the Old Chub.’ By E. Temple Thurston. 286-288.

‘The Wedding Gown.’ By Frances Harrod. 289-295.

The Trail of the Pioneer (cont.). By Alexander Macdonald. 351-357.

‘The Water-lily and the Dragon-fly.’ By Carl Ewald. 378-380. ‘Breaking and Entering.’ By A.S.M. Hutchinson. 380-382.

‘The God in the Bank.’ By Albert Dorrington. 397-402, 563-567 (‘The Poison-god’).

‘The Curate’s Friend.’ By E.M. Forster. 470-474.

‘Chased by the Trail.’ By Jack London. 478-483.

‘Two Curious Cases: One Containing a Pearl Necklace, and the Other a Diamond Pin.’ By Sir Frances Burnand. 493-502.

‘The Foreman.’ By Barry Pain. 510-511.

The Sibyl of Venice. By Rachel Swete Macnamara. 545-554, 667-675.

‘The Stone-throwers.’ By Edward Cecil. 581-587.

‘Peggy.’ By Violet Snagge. 598-603.

‘The Tiger’s Leap.’ By E. Hobart-Hampden. 604-608.

‘Other People’s Gods.’ By Violet Jacob. 609-615.

‘The Missing Word.’ By Austin Philips. 616-618.

‘A Square Deal.’ By Frances Clifden and Lieut. B.E. Pritchard, R.N. 629-633.

‘The House on the Moor.’ By A.S.M. Hutchinson. 635-637.

‘An Episode of Two Vases.’ By Godfrey J. Franks. 637-639.

‘Parson.’ By Agnes and Egerton Castle. 677-681.

‘The Black Pearls.’ By Marjorie Bowen. 711-719.

‘The Princess, the Cobbler and the Little Yellow Dog.’ By Alice Melville. 726-732.

‘Cousin James Comes Home.’ By Dorothea Deakin. 733-737.

‘Madeline; or the Deed in the Wood.’ By E. Nesbit. 757-764.

‘The Vigil of John Heslop.’ By Mrs Philip Champion de Crespigny. 774-778.

‘A Rush Christmas.’ By M.E. Forrest. 793-797.

‘Why the School Eight Did Not Win: An Explanation by the Coxswain.’ By Walter Emmanuel. 798-799.

‘The Ghost of the Ragged Cot.’ By W. Smade. 800-804.

‘The Case of the Flier: A Railway Story.’ By Wilfred L. Randell. 809-812.

‘The Western Islands: A Sea Fable.’ By John Masefield. 813-814.

41 (Jan-June 1908)

The War in the Air, and Particularly How Mr Bert Smallways Fared While It Lasted. By H.G. Wells. 2-16, 142-157, 291-304, 415-427, 555-566, 663-677.

Stories of a South Sea Buccaneer. By Albert Dorrington. 40-49 (‘The Man With the Tiger’), 163-172 (‘A Deal in Planets’), 339-346 (‘The Siege of Molasses’), 461-471 (‘An Affair of Gunboats’), 603-612 (‘The Rajah’s Wrestler1), 732-739 (‘A Gamble in Slaves’).

‘The Chip.’ By Agnes and Egerton Castle. 50-55.

‘What’s in a Name.’ By Mrs Harold Gorst. 63-64.

The Duel: A Military Story. By Joseph Conrad. 65-77, 193-204, 321-332, 481-489, 615-621.

The Sibyl of Venice (cont.). By Rachel Swete Macnamara. 91-101, 215-224, 347-357, 491-499.

‘My Lady’s Lord.’ By H.C. Bailey. 103-110.

‘The Fool’s Paradise.’ By Gertrude M. Foxe. 121-122.

‘The Reformation of Celia.’ By Madame van der Goes. 159-162.

‘Mrs Jordan.’ By E. Temple Thurston. 227-232.

‘The Comical Dog and the Quaint Cat.’ By Walter Emmanuel. 233-237.

‘The Man Who Loved Nancie.’ By G.B. Lancaster. 239-242.

‘A Distinguished Visitor: A Story for Children.’ By Wilfred L. Randell. 250-252.

‘The Theft of the Holy Grail.’ By William Waldorf Astor. 259-280.

‘Cousin Amy.’ By W.S. Maugham. 307-309.

‘Sunshine for Uncle George.’ By Dorothea Deakin. 359-365.

‘A Mediaeval Suffragette; or a Pageant with a Purpose. ‘ By Will Senior. 366-369.

‘The Vintner of the Seahorse. ‘ By Major W.P. Drury. 370-374.

‘The Princess Who No One Had Seen: A Story for Children.’ By Constance Smedley. 386-389.

‘Concerning the Boy.’ By Violet Snagge. 429-432.

‘Major Butterfield’s Adventure.’ By Henry A. Hering. 439-448.

‘”Make Westing!”‘ By Jack London. 453-458.

‘The Windfall.’ By Gertrude M. Foxe. 508-512.

‘A Lover’s Dilemna.’ By William J. Locke. 527-535.

The Pageant of England. By H.C. Bailey. 575-586, 679-689.

‘The Captain of the Liner.’ By William H. Rideing. 589-594.

‘The Unknown Factor.’ By Perceval Gibbon. 595-602.

‘Gwendolen Lily: A Holiday Romance.’ By Dorothea Deakin. 630-635.

‘A Question of Will.’ By Gertrude M. Foxe. 640-641.

‘Parson Smith.’ By Owen Oliver. 711-718.

‘Billy’s Manhood.’ By G.B. Lancaster. 749-752.

42 (July-Dec 1908)

The War in the Air, and Particularly How Mr Bert Smallways Fared While It Lasted (cont.). By H.G. Wells. 21-35, 143-156, 263-278, 419-434, 524-539, 764-781.

The Pageant of England (cont.). By H.C. Bailey. 39-50, 193-203, 285-293, 451-459.

‘The Philosopher’s Stone: A Study in Success.’ By W.H. Bryce-Stacpoole. 59-62.

‘The Emperor’s Ball. From the Memoirs of Madame Junot.’ By Maarten Maartens. 71-80.

Stories of a South Sea Buccaneer (cont.). By Albert Dorrington. 87-96 (‘The Salting of Skull Rock Light’), 219-227 (‘The Giant’), 333-341 (‘The Opium Dealers’), 467-472 (‘Off the Great Barrier Reef1), 585-594 (‘The Gold-throwers’).

‘Tony.’ By Mrs Hamilton Synge. 105-108.

‘His Judge.’ By Samuel Daniel. 119-122.

‘The Golliwog.’ By Charles Marriott. 157-166.

‘Jacqueline’s House.’ By Dorothea Deakin. 211-217.

‘Little Miss Smith.’ By Rachel Martyn. 229-238.

‘Sherwell’s Holiday.’ By Albert Kinross. 241-246.

‘A Necessity of Life.’ By Betty van der Goes. 259-262.

‘Percival: He Attends a Summer Sale.’ By R. Ellis Roberts. 321-325.

‘Romance à la Mode.’ By H.B. Marriott Watson. 342-345.

‘Lady Finchley’s Revenge.’ By Helen Colebrooke. 355-360.

‘In Charge of Irene.’ By Dorothea Deakin. 387-389, 608-611.

‘The Half-brothers.’ By Eden Phillpotts. 403-412.

‘Sauce for the Goose.’ By G.F. Bradby. 435-441.

‘His Wife.’ By Evelyn G. Cole. 490-494.

‘The Bride of Fire.’ By Herman Scheffauer. 517-523.

‘Madame Solomon.’ By Mrs Barry Pain. 547-549.

‘A Wager at Brooks’s: A Story of the Gordon Riots.’ By H.C. Bailey. 563-572.

‘Percival: He Takes Celia to See Shaw.’ By Robert Ellis. 581-584.

‘The Sevres Vase.’ By Archibald Marshall. 595-605.

‘”Goliath” – Engine-driver: A Story for Children.’ By Wilfred L. Randell. 617-618.

‘A Kiss of Delilah.’ By William Waldorf Astor. 619-644.

‘The Angel of Glass.’ By Rachel Swete Macnamara. 661-666.

‘Impus Domesticus.’ By the Hon. Judge Parry. 667-672.

‘At the Sign of The Bleeding Heart. ‘ By Leonard Merrick. 673-679. ‘The Snow Storm.’ By Eden Phillpotts. 680-687.

‘The Stolen Elephant.’ By E. Nesbit. 690-698.

‘The Kit-bag.’ By Algernon Blackwood. 699-705.

‘The Flapper.’ By Dorothea Deakin. 706-713.

‘Hungry Hours: A Story of the Wars of the Roses.’ By H.C. Bailey. 719-726.

‘Let’s Pretend.’ By Charles Marriott. 727-734.

‘The Passenger by the Magellan.‘ By Edward Noble. 739-752.

‘Old Irish Fairy Tales.’ By Lady Gregory. 756-758.

‘The Flounce of Lynette.’ By Mrs Hugh Adams. 794-799.

‘The Christmas Greeting: The Story of Nish of the Round Head.’ By Elspeth Campbell. 800-803.

43 (Jan-June 1909)

Marriage à la Mode. By Mrs Humphry Ward. 1-16, 129-143, 257-273, 403-420, 513-527, 669-687.

‘Guy’s Candidate.’ By E.F. Benson. 26-34.

‘The Lord of the Pigeons.’ By Howard Ashton. 35-46, 174-184.

‘The Sobbing Water.’ By T.W. Rolandson. 55-61.

‘Her Gift of Music.’ By Gertrude Mount. 62-65.

‘Your New Hat.’ By Ethel Colburn Mayne. 72-77.

‘The Scholar’s Wife.’ By F.E. Dugdale. 78-82.

‘Back to the World Again: A Fantasy.’ By Walter Emmanuel. 83-87.

‘The Cure’s Wine.’ By Katherine Tynan. 88-95.

‘Old John.’ By C.J. Ingram. 96-101.

‘Peace with Honour.’ By Bertha Deane-Freeman. 123-124.

‘The Frozen Death.’ By T. Donovan Bayley. 159-166.

‘Euphemia.’ By Violet Jacob. 193-201.

‘The Supper Party.’ By Dorothea Deakin. 208-212.

‘The Daughter of the Alvarez.’ By Herman Scheffauer. 222-230.

‘Which? A Dialogue That Took Place in a Punt.’ By S. Pickering. 238-240.

‘An Experiment.’ By Charles Jagell. 241-244.

‘The Open Door.’ By Francis Marlowe. 245-252.

The Loves of the Florentines. By Rachel Swete Macnamara. 290-299, 604-613, 737-746.

‘The Gold Monstrance.’ By Herman Scheffauer. 311-317.

‘The Siren.’ By S. Pickering. 318-320.

‘The Ghost of Miser Brimpson.’ By Eden Phillpotts. 321-330. ‘Poison and Private Smith.’ By E. Christian. 339-344.

‘A Double Event.’ By Sir F.C. Burnand. 353-361.

‘A Triple Tragedy.’ By Dorothea Still. 377-378.

‘A Disillusion.’ By Betty van der Goes. 433-437.

‘It’ll Do It If You Will.’ By Eden Phillpotts. 449-457.

‘The Cave of Fate.’ By Clare Marion-Crawford. 472-480.

‘The Ringmaster’s Little Affair.’ By Albert Dorrington. 486-491. ‘The Dene Hole: A Story for Children.’ By E. Nesbit. 501-510.

‘In a Fog.’ By Bertha Deane-Freeman. 511-512.

‘When the Sea Failed Her.’ By T. Donovan Bayley. 540-547.

‘The Buried Anchor.’ By Perceval Gibbon. 569-576.

‘An Easter Story.’ By Anatole le Braz. 577-583.

‘The Barford “Snake”.’ By Edgar Wallace. 586-594.

‘Playing at Providence.’ By Owen Oliver. 617-622.

‘Prisoners of Spring.’ By V.H. Friedlaender. 631-635.

‘The Man on Stilts.’ By D. Eardley-Wilmot. 636-638.

‘The Cat Out of the Bag.’ By Jessie Pope. 698-704.

‘The Revenge.’ By Eden Phillpotts. 705-713.

‘The Man Who Stopped a War.’ By P. Vaux. 722-727.

”Twixt the Gloaming and the Mirk.’ By G.B. Lancaster. 763-767.

44 (July-Dec 1909)

The New Governess. By the late F. Marian Crawford. 18-33, 174-188 351-363, 543-551.

Praivie Ralph. By Lawrence Mott. 50-54, 189-194, 364-368, 589-594 728-734.

‘Collusion.’ By E. Temple Thurston. 57-62.

‘Bucko.’ By Perceval Gibbon. 65-77.

‘The Sprig of Alder.’ By Frederick Niven. 91-96.

‘The Obstacle.’ By Sidney Pickering. 108-113.

‘The Princess Who Had Lost Her Heart.’ By George Gribble. 114-115 ‘The Adventures of a Water Rat.’ 123-126.

‘The Riders of Peace.’ By Elspeth Campbell. 123-127.

‘The Duel on the Trail.’ By Charles G.D. Roberts. 138-140.

‘How Ballinger Rejoined.’ By Harold Blind. 141-143.

‘A Stage Effect.’ By Armiger Barclay and Oliver Sandys. 144-146. ‘The Typewriter Girl’s Romance.’ By Mark Sale. 147-151.

‘The Brighton Bank Mystery: A Detective Story Founded on Fact.’ By F.A.H. Eyles. 151-156.

‘A Water Party.’ By Wilfred L. Randell. 157-158.

‘An Unappreciated Privilege.’ By A.E. Jacomb. 197-206.

‘The Rev. Septimus’s Revenge.’ By B. Paul Neuman. 207-218.

‘The Floating Forest.’ By Herman Scheffauer. 226-234.

‘The Way of Truth.’ By V.H. Friedlaender. 257-261.

‘A Secret Passage.’ By Harold Blind. 279-282.

‘Lord Shifnal’s Holiday.’ By A.C. Fox-Davies. 283-288.

‘The Penance of Mark Searle.’ By Constance Sutcliffe. 289-291.

‘Rabbit Vengeance.’ By Albert Dorrington. 292-295.

‘A Storm in a Teacup.’ By Ada Leonara Harris. 301-303.

‘The Corner Seat.’ By Wilfred L. Randell. 304-305.

‘A Missing Mate.’ By J.E. Patterson. 306-309.

‘The Swiss Guard.’ By John Cleveland. 315-319.

‘Jamsut, the Dacoit.’ By W.A. Fraser. 320-322.

‘Lady Fanny’s Reputation.’ By Ian D. Colvin. 323-326.

‘The Price of Honour.’ By W. Smade. 327-331.

‘The Spy and the Publican.’ By Thomas Burke. 332-334.

‘The Nature Lovers.’ By Jessie Pope. 369-378.

‘The War Hawks.’ By Ernest Bramah. 384-393.

‘The Draught of Oblivion.’ By Catherine Wells. 404-409.

‘Gladys Evelyn.’ By Dorothea Deakin. 410-419.

‘The Green Pinafore.’ By V.H. Friedlaender. 420-422.

‘An Aeroplane for Two.’ By J. Hurst Hayes. 431-437.

‘The Keeper of the Bridge.’ By E. Hobart-Hampden. 438-442.

‘Driftage.’ By Mrs R. Maclachlan. 443-446.

‘The Devil’s Bridge.’ By W.A. Bryce. 455-459.

‘£250 Reward.’ By James Workman. 460-467.

‘The Lady Vocalist.’ By Bertram Tanqueray. 467-472.

‘The Passing Bell.’ By Harold Blind. 472-476.

‘The Cyclone.’ By Willoughby Taunton. 477-483.

‘Christopher: A Story for Children.’ By Janet S. Aldis. 483-486.

‘The Price of Judgment.’ By Herbert L. Vahey. 487-492.

‘Three Visits.’ By Mrs Francis Bailey. 493-497.

‘The Picture.’ By A.E. Ashford. 498-503.

‘The Beacon Tree.’ By William Pigott. 504-508.

‘Whose Was the Hand?’ By Mark Sale. 509-512.

‘Inconsequences.’ By Beatrice Biddle. 513-514.

‘The Holder of the Key.’ By Gertrude M. Foxe. 532-542.

‘Providence and Colonel Dormer.’ By Violet Jacob. 556-563.

‘The Hero.’ By Charles Marriott. 575-578.

‘Joan and the Whale.’ By Jessie Pope. 579-585.

‘The Grey Wolf of the Firth.’ By Vautier Golding. 595-605.

‘Monsieur de la Garde.’ By Claude E. Benson. 609-616.

‘An Autumn Morning.’ By B. Biddle. 625-626.

‘The Bear’s Face.’ By Charles G.D. Roberts. 635-640.

‘The Thief.’ By B. Paul Neuman. 641-645.

‘The Baltic Apparition.’ By J.E. Patterson. 646-650.

‘The Pass of the Dog.’ By J. Haslette Vahey. 651-656.

‘Playing at Consequences.’ By Henry Cresswell. 657-659.

‘Le Serenade du Passant.’ By K.L. Spinks. 660-664.

‘The Happy Goldsmith.’ By Janet J. Aldis. 665-668.

‘The Custody of the Child.’ By Adam Gowans Whyte. 669-672.

‘The Red Riband.’ By Harold Blind. 673-676.

‘The New Hat.’ By Elizabeth B. Piercy. 677-680.

‘The Kiss.’ By Percy Longhurst. 680-683.

‘The Blind Man’s Dog.’ By J.S. Fletcher. 684-689.

‘Mr Twyford’s Views.’ By Leslie Thomas. 690-694.

‘One Man’s Secret.’ By Baroness von Hutten. 712-717.

‘The Conscience of Lucifer.’ By Mark Renford. 723-727.

‘An Order to View.’ By Charles Marriott. 735-743.

‘The Forest of Happy Thoughts.’ By Edgar Wallace. 754-759.

‘The Bridal Song.’ By E.A. Griffin. 770-776.

‘The Candlestick Quarrel: A Story for Children.’ By Frank M. Bicknell 804-806.

‘When the Sawdust Came Down-stream.’ By Knight Adkin. 815-820. ‘Lucille.’ By H.A. Hinkson. 821-828.

‘The Flapper.’ By C.V. Howard Vincent. 829-831.

‘The Third Act.’ By Margaret Larminie. 832-835.

‘The Haunted Shanty: A South African Ghost Story.’ By Eleanor Tyrrell 836-841.

‘Little Croupier of Sainte Adresse.’ By W.G. Rothery. 842-844.

‘A Wrong Set Right.’ By Constance Sutcliffe. 845-849.

‘Overboard.’ By J.E. Patterson. 849-853.

‘The Plagiarist.’ By Gertrude M. Foxe. 853-857.

‘Mistaken.’ By Elizabeth B. Piercy. 858-860.

‘Two of a Trade.’ By Austen Sanderson. 861-863.

‘The March Hare Turns Poet: A Story for Children.’ By Ada Leonora Harris. 863-865.

‘Fate and Dorilla.’ By Beatrice Biddle. 866-871.

‘Suzette.’ By Alan Sanders. 872-873.

‘Bank Farm.’ By Albert Kinross. 875-912.

‘Miss Dolly’s Adventure.’ By Emma Brooke. 914-924.

‘The Three Necklaces: A Christmas Tale.’ By A.T. Quiller-Couch. 925-931.

‘God’s Mercy.’ By Lawrence Mott. 955-963.

‘The Master of Revels.’ By H.B. Marriott Watson. 964-972.

‘A Sprig of Holly.’ By Jessie Pope. 973-982.

‘The Pearler’s Baby.’ By Albert Dorrington. 988-992.

‘Gold, Frankincense and Myrrh.’ By Marie-Louise Egerton Castle. 1002-1006.

‘The Missing Word.’ By Desmond Coke. 1011-1013.

‘The Christmas Card.’ By Owen Oliver. 1014-1019.

‘The House in the Wood.’ By E. Nesbit. 1021-1030.

‘Prince Nameless.’ By B. Paul Neuman. 1031-1040.

‘Caught Red-handed.’ By Alan Sanders. 1071-1077.

‘The Holding-up of the Transylvania.’ By Angus Lynne. 1078-1082.

‘The Scandal at Plendon.’ By Orme Agnus. 1082-1086.

‘Janet Wilderby’s Child.’ By Olaf Baker. 1087-1089.

‘The Man on the White Horse.’ By M. Forrest. 1090-1096.

‘The Lifting of the Myall King.’ By W.H. Ogilvie. 1099-1102.

‘The Quest of the Great Butterfly Orchis.’ By Äen Cong. 1102-1108.

‘The Strange Case of Sir Henry Ashburn.’ By T.A. Pitman. 1108-1112. ‘The Sad Plight of Mary Jane.’ By Mrs F.H. Picton. 1113-1117.

‘A Stern Chase.’ By J. Sackville Martin. 1118-1121.

‘Sub Rosa.’ By W.E. Negus. 1122-1123.

‘The Elephant and the Cat: A Story for Children.’ By Ada Leonora Harris. 1124-1125.

45 (Jan-June 1910)

‘The Vengeance of Poseidon.’ By William Waldorf Astor. 1-19.

‘The Gold Bonbonniere.’ By May Wynne. 25-31.

‘Parental Pride.’ By W. Pett Ridge. 63-68.

‘The Confession.’ By G.H. Stevenson. 71-73.

‘For the World’s Championship.’ By Albert Dorrington. 74-80.

‘Keziah.’ By S. Baring-Gould. 81-88.

‘The Sword of Her Father.’ By Edward Fraser. 94-101.

‘Old Enough to be His Mother.’ By Adam Gowans Whyte. 102-104.

‘The Tangled Skein: A Story for Children.’ By Laurence Housman. 105-106.

‘The Story of the Fordhams.’ By Major Arundel Begbie. 125-129.

‘Le Roi est Mort.’ By E.L. White. 130-136.

‘The Message by Wireless.’ By John Sanderson. 137-143.

‘The Haunted Corner.’ By W.H. Ogilvie. 143-148.

‘Renunciation.’ By H.A. Hinkson. 152-159.

‘The Bookmaker’s Daughter.’ By Cyrus Ainsworth. 160-165.

‘The Forgotten Letter.’ By Michel Allison. 166-168.

‘The Engineer.’ By M. Forrest. 169-171.

‘The Goblins’ Games: A Story for Children.’ By Ethel M. Freame. 172-175.

‘A Rink Episode.’ By D. Meredith. 177-178.

‘The Old Dream.’ By Clive R. Fenn. 179-180.

‘A Gentleman of the Road.’ By Francis Marlowe. 181-187.

‘The Raising of the Dead.’ By M.W. and A. Kinross. 201-209.

‘Poor Dick.’ By Helen Colebrooke. 233-239.

‘The Ghosts.’ By George A. Birmingham. 248-252.

‘The Precipice.’ By E. Hobart-Hampden. 260-267.

‘McFarland’s Gold.’ By Lawrence Mott. 269-273.

‘Loyalty.’ By Alexandra Watson. 278-285.

‘Takin’ Chances.’ By H.J. Cove. 286-292.

‘A Crumpled Rose Leaf.’ By Ronald Howe. 311-318.

‘The Wickham Aeroplane.’ By Francis Marlowe. 319-326.

‘The Hold-up.’ By William Patterson White. 326-334.

‘The Great Hockington Find.’ By Ernest Bramah. 334-341.

‘The King’s Messenger.’ By May Wynne. 342-347.

‘A Man of Action.’ By M. Forrest. 345-355.

‘The Rivals.’ By Charles Inge. 348-353.

‘Trumpeter Johns.’ By Frederic Martyn. 355-358.

‘Colonel Mowbray’s Neighbour.’ By I.A.R. Wylie. 375-382.

‘Cupid at the Zoo.’ By Jessie Pope. 400-406.

‘The Strange Experience of the Rev. Phillip Ambleside.’ By Algernon Blackwood. 407-418.

‘The Play’s the Thing.’ By Myra Kelly. 427-436.

‘The Extra Back.’ By E.B. Osborn. 444-450.

‘The Breaking of the Chain.’ By B. Deane-Freeman. 458-459.

‘Bobolink, Special Pleader.’ By Edith Ferguson Black. 462-464.

‘The Bullion Tappers.’ By Albert Dorrington. 477-482.

‘The Poundbury By-election.’ By Orme Agnus. 483-487.

‘Joy Cometh in the Morning.’ By Andrul. 487-491.

‘Mrs Waring’s Lesson.’ By W.F. Casey. 492-498.

‘Bob.’ By Constance Williams. 498-503.

‘The Help: A New Zealand Story.’ By Annie G. Hopkins. 503-510.

‘Smiler.’ By Horace J. Simpson. 510-514.

‘Fenella’s Feet.’ By M. Forrest. 515-516.

‘Calling on the Kangaroo: A Story for Children.’ By Ada Leonora Harris. 522-524.

‘A Child’s Fancy.’ By D. Eardley-Wilmot. 524.

‘Marjorie and the Main Chance.’ By Jessie Pope. 543-549.

‘The Last Adventure.’ By V.H. Friedlaender. 550-554.

‘The Queen of Diamonds.’ By J. Johnston Smith. 565-568.

‘The Thunderstorm.’ By Samuel Gordon. 573-584.

‘The Name of the Rose.’ By Dorothea Deakin. 604-611.

‘Across Africa.’ By C.S. Chapman. 626-631.

‘The Stolen Doll: A Story for Children.’ By E. Hobart-Hampden. 632-636.

‘The Necklace of Dreams.’ By W.G. Peasgood. 645-654.

‘A Touch of Fever.’ By Mrs Ronald Maclachlan. 655-658.

‘The Two Saints.’ By William A. Bryce. 659-662.

‘Dorringhill’s Wife.’ By Orme Agnus. 662-667.

‘Billy Binks, Bread Winner.’ By Albert Dorrington. 667-673.

‘Hammer Head.’ By W.H. Ogilvie. 673-676.

‘The Baxter Print.’ By Annie G. Hopkins. 676-682.

‘Two Cryptograms.’ By Cyrus Ainsworth. 683-689.

‘Redmond’s Scoop.’ By C.D. Leslie. 690-697.

‘The Cat’s Paw.’ By Hugh Mayes. 697-700.

‘Mary Anne.’ By D. Meredith. 700-703.

‘Autobiography of a Blouse.’ By Theodore Wilson-Wilson. 703-708.

‘An Ordeal by Brush.’ By Sidney Pickering. 720-726.

‘A Bad Hand and the Odd Trick.’ By J. Johnston Smith. 730-735.

‘The Shock.’ By John Amity. 747-749.

‘The Bull-dog Named Bill.’ By Albert Dorrington. 759-765.

‘The Saving of a Man.’ By Owen Oliver. 766-771.

‘Special Delivery.’ By Algernon Blackwood. 780-786.

‘The Hollow Cross.’ By Herman Scheffauer. 789-796.

‘The Cardinal’s Ring: A Story for Children.’ By W.M. Letts. 812-818.

‘Citizen Carel.’ By H.L. Stuart. 831-843.

‘The Primitive Instincts of Mr Wilfred Harding.’ By W.F. Casey. 844-851.

‘Esmel’s Lovers.’ By John Rankine. 851-855.

‘The Hard Man.’ By Ernest Bramah. 856-861.

‘The Echo of the Breeze.’ By C.V. Howard Vincent. 861-864.

‘Janet.’ By E. Hobart-Hampden. 865-873.

‘At the Sign of the God Ha’ Mercy.’ By John Adkin. 874-878.

‘A Saviour of Lives.’ By D. Macleod Malloch. 879-883.

‘The Evershot Mystery.’ By T.L. Pitman. 884-890.

‘Faithful Unto Death.’ By M.I. Hope. 891-892.

‘The Elephant and the Rhinoceros.’ By Ada Leonora Harris. 893-894.

‘The Prince and the Typewriter.’ By Francis Gribble. 917-922.

‘False Fires.’ By Edwin Pugh. 927-931.

‘The Pilot of The Flying Star.’ By Lawrence Mott. 943-948.

‘Twin Passions.’ By Alexandra Watson. 958-965.

‘Billy’s Fighting Chance.’ By Albert Dorrington. 969-974.

‘A Point of Honour.’ By Samuel Gordon. 975-985.

‘Hilary Jenks’ Wedding Presents.’ By Jessie Pope. 987-994.

‘Craftier Than the Sea.’ By T. Donovan Bayley. 1017-1021.

‘By the Black Water.’ By L. Barrington-Baker. 1021-1027.

‘Tommy Dunk’s Exploit.’ By John Pendleton. 1028-1031.

‘Colonel Seal and His Perfumed Aces.’ By Albert Dorrington. 1032-1037.

‘One Hundred Thousand Pounds.’ By Frederic Martyn. 1039-1042.

‘Mrs Tudor’s Tiara.’ By John Haslette. 1042-1045.

‘Post Mortem.’ By Angus Lynne. 1046-1049.

‘In a Garden.’ By M. Forrest. 1050-1051.

‘The Subaltern.’ By Alexander Graham-Simpson. 1052-1054.

‘The New Boots.’ By Betty Martyn. 1054-1057.

‘Renton’s Ruse.’ By John Patrick. 1058-1061.

‘One Tree Hill.’ By E.R. Punshon. 1062-1068.

‘My White Hair.’ By Mrs Dunlop. 1068-1073.

‘Julie’s Romance.’ By Elizabeth B. Piercy. 1074-1076.

‘Tupenny: A Story for Children.’ By Janet S. Aldis. 1077-1079. ‘Appreciation.’ By R.E. Black. 1079-1080.

46 (July-Dec 1910)

The Lonely Queen. By H.C. Bailey. 3-16, 185-198, 371-386, 605-620, 815-830, 1049-1064.

‘The Bait.’ By Norman Gale. 21-27.

‘The Dynamite Dog.’ By Albert Dorrington. 28-32.

‘The Burglar.’ By Arthur Stringer. 49-60.

‘Red-gold Hair.’ By G.A. Birmingham. 67-71.

‘The Golden Gentleman.’ By Dorothea Deakin. 75-77.

‘The Letter.’ By Bertha Deane-Freeman. 79-80.

‘The Major’s Engagement.’ By Owen Oliver. 87-91.

‘The King’s Physician.’ By J.W. Swinburne Sheldrake. 97-104.

‘Canoodle-oddle-oo.’ By William Caine. 105-106.

‘Mated by Motor Car.’ By Alan Sanders. 107-108.

‘The Pine-tree Lovers: A Story for Children from the Japanese.’ By F. Hadland Davis. 110-112.

‘”If Love Should Come to Thee – By Adam Gowans Whyte. 119-126.

‘The Understudy.’ By James Gray Waddell. 127-135.

‘The Other Girl.’ By M. Snow. 136-142.

‘A Near Thing.’ By Harold Blind. 143-146.

‘After the Operation.’ By Denzil O’Malim. 147-149.

‘The Black Star Gang.’ By M.A. Alexander. 150-156.

‘A Strong-room Mystery.’ By Radcliffe Martin. 157-161.

‘The Taming of the Bully Black.’ By Roger Pocock. 162-166.

‘For Valour.’ By Frederic Martyn. 166-169.

‘The Coming of the Englishman (A New Zealand Story).’ By Annie G. Hopkins. 169-177.

‘The Lady of Understanding.’ By Lilly Douglas. 178-182.

‘The Honour of the Ashcrieffs.’ By Owen Oliver. 199-207.

‘The Martyrdom Lottery.’ By Perceval Gibbon. 239-249.

‘The Mammoth Tusk: A Tale of British Columbia.’ By William A. Bryce. 251-254.

‘When James III Was King: A Tale Which Casts Much Light Upon the Historical Mystery of Lord Derwentwater’s Ghost.’ By F.C. Palmer. 263-271.

‘The House of Silence: A Story of the Boy Scouts.’ By Harold Blind. 277-286.

‘Oko-san: The Little Butterfly Lady.’ By Helen Reid Cross. 291-294.

‘The Sudden Fame of Billy Carr: A Story for Aviators.’ By Frederick Palmer. 305-312.

‘The Bangle.’ By T. Embleton-Walker. 312-318.

‘The Modelling of the Clay.’ By Tonman Couper. 318-323.

‘Why Rona Went Red.’ By Orme Agnus. 32 3-32 7.

‘The Billet-doux.’ By D. Meredith. 328-330.

‘To the Honour of Navarre.’ By May Wynne. 331-337.

‘Love in the Bush.’ By M. Forrest. 338-343.

‘Jeremy Tomping’s First Love.’ By Ina Garvey. 343-348.

‘Saved by a Woman: A New Zealand Story.’ By Annie G. Hopkins. 349-356.

‘Sir Leslie Tranchier’s Will.’ By T.A. Pitman. 357-365.

‘The Mystery of the Glass Slippers: A Children’s Story.’ By Ada Leonora Harris. 366-368.

‘A Match in Armour.’ By Orme Agnus. 387-391.

The Adventures of Miss Gregory. By Perceval Gibbon. 411-422, 555-564, 753-765, 1015-1024.

‘The Telephone Bird.’ By Milly Custance. 423-429.

‘Sleeping With Baby.’ By Arthur H. Holmes. 441-447.

‘Miss Mellish.’ By Dorothea Deakin. 449-451.

‘The Double Trail: A Story of the Boy Scouts.’ By Harold Blind. 461-469.

‘Murder!’ By R.E. Vernede. 479-480.

‘The Empty Chair.’ By Alice and Claude Askew. 481-489.

‘The Face of Typhoo Shang.’ By Alfred Dorrington. 490-493.

‘The Dead Face.’ By Frederick Graves. 494-498.

‘A Golfer’s Dilemma.’ By W.J. White. 499-503.

‘The Red Diamond.’ By James Workman. 504-510.

‘In the Bird Places.’ By M. Forrest. 511-516.

‘Nan.’ By W.A. Allan. 517-521.

‘A Dark Problem.’ By R.E. Vernède. 522-523.

‘How Prince Leopold Lost and Found Himself.’ By Charles D. Leslie. 524-531.

‘Kitty.’ By Alexander Campbell. 532-536.

‘Betty’s Bargain.’ By E. Everett Greene. 537-541.

‘The Metal Crucifix.’ By Francis Bailey. 542-544.

‘The Countess of Lowndes Square.’ By E.F. Benson. 575-584.

‘The Matchmaker.’ By Juliet Bredon. 625-626.

‘The Vision of Mars.’ By Frederick Graves. 633-638.

‘The Press Agent: A Tale of a “Dream Melody”.’ By J. Langley Levy. 639-646.

‘Sleepless Shore; A Story of the Antarctic.’ By Dr. Riccardo Stephens. 647-653.

‘A Royal and Ancient Game.’ By R.E. Vernède. 654-655.

‘The Bear: A Story of the Boy Scouts.’ By Harold Blind. 656-664.

‘The Mighty Water.’ By Francis Gribble. 665-671.

‘Baby – An Atlantic Idyll.’ By Ina Garvey. 672-674.

‘The Case of Walwyn Garett.’ By Gertrude Lone. 675-683.

‘The Cardboard Box.’ By Herbert Shaw. 684-688.

‘Montagu’s First Slap.’ By C.D. Stelling. 689-697.

‘Captain Dammer’s Record: A Golfing Story.’ By Stephen Grace. 698-701.

‘The Mulga Ride.’ By W.H. Ogilvie. 702-705.

‘The Mystery of Bassover House.’ By J. Morton Lewis. 706-713. ‘Roses.’ By M. Forrest. 714-715.

‘The First Chaperone.’ By J. Hurst-Hayes. 716-722.

‘The Faithful Gollywog: A Story for Children.’ By Ada L. Harris. 727-728.

‘In a Single Night.’ By Albert Kinross. 766-772.

‘Hottentot Animal Tales.’ By Rev. C. Usher Wilson. 773-782.

‘The Man in Possession.’ By Samuel Gordon. 783-791.

‘The Line of Least Resistance.’ By Ashton Hilliers. 792-798.

‘That Fish.’ By Derwent Miall. 831-834.

‘Expiation.’ By Alexandra Watson. 847-851.

‘John Carter’s Chance.’ By John Mervyn. 852-860.

‘The Jester’s Story.’ By W. Melville Wace. 861-866.

‘Raydell’s Bridge.’ By Andrul. 867-871.

‘A Curious Sense of Honour.’ By Arthur R.T. Philips. 872-876.

‘The Lady of the Troughs.’ By Will H. Ogilvie. 877-880.

‘The Countess’s Necklace.’ By Herbert L. Vahey. 881-886.

‘The Imp.’ By Janet S. Aldis. 887-892.

‘Two – Love.’ By D. Meredith. 893-895.

‘No. 99 and the Angel.’ By Hugh Lincoln. 896-902.

‘What Bertillon Got.’ By D. Macleod Malloch. 903-907.

‘For a Memory’s Sake.’ By Wynne Edgerton. 908-910.

‘Snowed In: Being an Account of the Strange Christmas Diversions of Mr Holiday.’ By Gouverneur Morris. 924-938.

‘Veronica, the Mannequin at “Olga’s”: A Story of Frocks and Frills.’ By Ina Garvey. 972-982.

‘The Great Emprise.’ By Marjorie Bowen. 987-995.

‘The Haunted Man.’ By Emily Pearson Finnemore. 1007-1013.

‘Red Patsie’s Christmas.’ By Jessie Pope. 1025-1032.

‘The Antelope Cab.’ By Dorothea Deakin. 1033-1043.

‘A Suite of Real Ghost Stories.’ By Clive Holland. 1065-1074.

‘The Junior Lord’s Romance.’ By Francis Gribble. 1075-1081.

‘Castle Gaion.’ By W. Melville Wace. 1082-1088.

‘Told by the Concierge.’ By W.H. Salmon. 1089-1093.

‘The Lifting of Alison Kennedy.’ By William Patterson White. 1094-1099.

‘Old Hands: A Correspondence Comedy.’ By M.O. Sale. 1100-1104.

‘Haphazard.’ By W.H. Ogilvie. 1105-1109.

‘The Masked Carnival.’ By D. Meredith. 1110-1112.

‘The Wife Stealer: A Story of Hayes, the Buccaneer.’ By Albert Dorrington. 1121-1129.

47 (Jan-June 1911)

The Radium Terror. By Albert Dorrington. 3-24, 167-186, 337-355, 505-527, 689-707, 923-935.

‘Jones Goes A-hunting.’ By Edwin L. Arnold. 25-31.

‘The Exciting Life.’ By Ellis Parker Butler. 49-54.

‘Baby Grand.’ By John Luther Long. 59-70.

‘The Honeymoon Hat.’ By V.H. Friedlaender. 71-73.

‘The Survivors of the Island Queen.‘ By Clarence Herbert New. 81-91.

‘The Luck of the Warrocks.’ By Nimmo Christie. 92-96.

‘Western Ways.’ By William Patterson White. 97-103.

‘”Would You Have Told.”‘ By John Savage. 104-108.

‘Mrs Latham to the Rescue.’ By Samuel Gordon. 109-116.

‘Saints Fulgen of Pipriae.’ By Mark Renford. 117-120.

‘The Spirit of the Dance.’ By Adam Gowans Whyte. 121-128.

The Adventures of Miss Gregory (cont.). By Perceval Gibbon. 129-144, 245-255.

‘Professor Glupey’s Strange Experience.’ By J. Langley Levy. 145-151. ‘The Black Nightingale: A Story for Children.’ By Tickner Edwardes. 157-160.

“‘As a Lamb…”‘ By Ethel Colburn Mayne. 209-212.

‘The Probation of Jimmy Baker.‘ By Albert Kinross. 213-221.

‘The Princess’s Elopement.’ By Francis Gribble. 229-235.

‘The Storm Without, and the Terror Within.’ By Claude E. Benson. 261-266.

‘Silky Tip: A Story for Children.’ By Edith L. Elias. 272-276.

‘The Courtship of Midnight Magruder.’ By William Patterson White. 277-282.

‘The Lie That Won.’ By Samuel Gordon. 283-293.

‘Diamond Cut Diamond.’ By Ambrose Pratt. 294-299.

‘An Eye for Beauty.’ By Betty van der Goes. 300-305.

‘The Water Hole.’ By Frederick Graves. 306-310.

‘The Second Anniversary.’ By V.H. Friedlaender. 311-313.

‘The Cowardice of Mrs Jardine.’ By Ada Leonora Harris. 314-317.

‘The Jumpers.’ By J.E. Patterson. 318-320.

“The Fairy Glen.’ By M.B. Macdona. 321-322.

‘The Dog and the Fly Papers.’ By Jessie Pope. 323-324.

‘How the Grey Lady Died.’ By T. Donovan Bayley. 356-361.

‘The Man in the Well.’ By Herman Scheffauer. 397-406.

‘Rascals Both Bill and Me and the Watch.’ By Hugh de Selincourt. 407-409, 660-662, 833-836.

‘The Coach Robbers.’ By H. Milecete. 410-414.

‘The Devil’s Thrust.’ By Alfred B.S. Tennyson. 415-427.

‘The Little Red Box.’ By Bertha N. Graham. 428-432.

‘The Shaft of Silence.’ By W.G. Peasgood. 433-444.

‘Means to an End.’ By Laurence Housman. 445-448.

‘The Little Brown Mole.’ By Etta Courtney. 449-455.

‘Worth His Weight in Gold.’ By Will H. Ogilvie. 456-460.

‘The Old Misses Reckitts.’ By R.E. Black. 461-462.

‘Counted Out.’ By John Barnett. 477-484.

‘The Lady and the Lions.’ By Charles D. Leslie. 485-490.

‘The Lost Princess: A Story for Children.’ By Helen Reid Cross. 491-493.

‘A Perfect Match.’ By E.C. Allingham. 546-552.

‘Imitation Pearls.’ By B.M. Croker. 553-566.

‘The Passing of a Hero.’ By Netta Syrett. 575-582.

Yellow Men and Gold: Being the Story of Jim Parrish’s Adventures in Search of the treasure in the Sunken Galleon. By Gouverneur Morris. 583-617, 755-783, 955-973.

‘The Duel.’ By Gertrude M. Foxe. 618-623.

‘A Gamble With Fate.’ By Charles D. Leslie. 624-630.

‘Sir Jas.’ By H.B. Marriott Watson. 639-648.

‘The Painted Coin.’ By Guy Thome. 649-657.

‘Vaini’s Love.’ By William Waldorf Astor. 671-688.

‘The Hawkham Cricket Club.’ By Albert Kinross. 717-726.

‘The Real Offender: Being the Story of Bagh-Wagh, the Tiger and Taindwa, the Giant Panther.’ By Capt A.G. Hope. 727-734.

‘In an Aeroplane for Two. Mrs Renfrew – Widow: A Love Romance of the Future.’ By J. Hurst Hayes. 743-748.

‘When Stars Withdraw Their Shining.’ By Patrick Vaux. 749-754.

‘The Inquisitor.’ By Leila Burton Wells. 784-792.

‘The Dream Knight.’ By M. Forrest. 792-798.

‘A Man of Business.’ By Mark Allerton. 799-804.

‘The Gum Digger: A New Zealand Story.’ By Marion Norman. 818-823.

‘The Star in Mufti.’ By H.H Bashford. 913-922.

‘The Escape of The Flying Star. ‘ By Lawrence Mott. 937-942. ‘Grayam’s Sister.’ By Alexandra Watson. 943-949.

‘Saved by an Avalanche.’ By Francis Gribble. 950-954.

‘Eleanor’s Enterprise.’ By George A. Birmingham. 974-980.

‘The Man Who Stole an Elephant.’ By John Barnett. 981-991.

‘The Kelpie.’ By Frederick Graves. 992-997.

‘Red Paint.’ By M. Forrest. 998-1002.

48 (July-Dec 1911)

‘The Fairy Prince.’ By H.C. Bailey. 7-19.

‘The Hopperton Boy.’ By Albert Kinross. 20-29.

‘By Mailplane.’ By T. Donovan Bayley. 49-58.

‘One of the Olden Time: A Study from Life.’ By Sarah Grand. 67-73.

‘The Lady and the Law.’ By Edward Cecil. 74-80.

‘Pattie’s Progressive Lunch.’ By Keble Howard. 81-89.

‘Barrimore’s Duel.’ By Andrul. 95-100.

‘The Way of the King.’ By Harold Blind. 101-108.

‘The Oyster.’ By Gertrude M. Foxe. 113-122.

‘The Spear.’ By Capt A.G. Hope. 127-133.

‘The Penance in the Forest.’ By Herman Scheffauer. 134-138.

‘In the Service of Saint George.’ By Francis Yeats. 139-146.

‘The Stoppered Tube.’ By Herbert John Cove. 147-152.

“I’he Green Diamond. ‘ By M.A. Alexander. 153-159.

‘Puss-cat.’ By E.F. Benson. 187-195.

‘A Wedding Day.’ By Patricia Wentworth. 197-204.

‘An Afternoon Call.’ By Alfred Ollivant. 221-225.

‘The Mystery of an Out-station.’ By Emma Brooke. 239-246.

‘The Revoke.’ By H.B. Marriott Watson. 251-263.

‘The Beautiful Madame de Gimeuse.’ By Maurice le Blanc. 272-274.

‘A Bargain of Life.’ By Samuel Gordon. 283-296.

‘Honour or Revenge?’ By R.W. Wright Henderson. 297-302.

‘Madeline’s Mud Lark.’ By Jessie Pope. 303-309.

‘In the Night.’ By Cecil Chard. 310-314.

‘The Quicksand.’ By E. Hobart-Hampden. 315-319.

‘The Last Voyage of the Day-dream.’ By Mrs Donald Shaw. 320-324.

‘The Tale of the Tea-room.’ By M. Forrest. 325-328.

‘The Swagman.’ 328-330.

‘Siren.’ By Owen Oliver. 358-366.

‘The Lacemaker.’ By Edward Cecil. 381-387.

‘The Cabinet Minister’s Chauffeur.’ By Francis Marlowe. 388-396.

‘Sir Peregrine: A Tryst and a Query.’ By Mrs P. Champion de Crespigny. 403-410.

‘The Sun King.’ By Herman Scheffauer. 427-436.

‘Burned at Sea.’ By Lincoln Colcord. 447-455.

‘The Liar.’ By Alexandra Watson. 456-460.

‘And Women Must Weep.” By Andrul. 461-468.

‘One Man’s Wages.’ By W.H. Ogilvie. 469-473.

‘Losing Reginella: The Ruminations of the Jilted One.’ By C.V. Howard Vincent. 474-475.

‘The Unequal Pull.’ By John Haslette. 476-479.

‘A Bit o’ Brass.’ By Evelyn Fletcher. 480-484.

‘The Guns of C Battery.’ By M. Forrest. 485-488.

‘The Caterpillar.’ By Carl Ewald. 489-491.

‘Gumnet Hudson.’ By Angus Lynne. 492-494.

‘The Under-world: The Story of an Ex-crook.’ By Henry C. Rowland. 501-535, 665-695.

‘Silas Dunnybrig’s Baby.’ By Eden Phillpotts. 549-558.

‘Herbert Horatio Hogg: A South African Story.’ By N.S.S. 561-562.

‘The Horses of the Troop.’ By Herman Scheffauer. 565-572.

‘Mending and Ending: A Lesson for Newly-married Couples.’ By Albert Kinross. 589-595.

‘The Humorist: A Council School Idyl.’ By B. Paul Neuman. 596-598.

‘The Lady of the Twilight.’ By Lilly Douglas. 607-609.

‘The Button Thief.’ By Arthur Stringer. 611-624.

’The Firefly.’ By Oliver Wright. 625-635.

‘The Medal: A Golfing Story.’ By Charles W. Westron. 636-640.

‘The Craftsman.’ By James Knight-Adkin. 641-645.

‘A Damsel in Distress.’ By Francis Gribble. 646-651.

‘The Record Flood.’ By M. Forrest. 652-658.

‘The Toll of the Sea.’ By Dorothy Mackay. 711-726.

‘In the Paper Cases.’ By Rosamond Napier. 729-739.

‘The Black Feathers.’ By R.W. Wright-Henderson. 740-742.

‘The Soul Machine.’ By Owen Oliver. 743-754.

‘Vernon and the Viceroy.’ By E. Christian. 763-773.

‘The Passion of the Peak.’ By Herman Scheffauer. 775-781.

‘The Blockade Runner.’ By William Hamilton Osborne. 782-790.

‘The Breeze That Moved.’ By Maud Annesley. 791-796.

‘Bundle: A Comedy of Circumstance.’ By Graham Hill. 797-805.

‘”Whom God Hath Joined Together.”‘ By Alan Raleigh. 806-817.

‘The Palm-bringer.’ By Victor Rousseau. 818-822.

‘From the Silent River.’ By William Waldorf Astor. 831-852.

‘Echoes of Bethlehem.’ By Henry Albert Phillips. 857-870.

‘The Christmas Story.’ By E.W. Hornung. 882-890.

‘Passionate Kisses.’ By George A. Birmingham. 895-902.

‘The Glamour of the Snow.’ By Algernon Blackwood. 911-923.

‘The Mouse Behind the Wainscot.’ By Martha Kinross. 959-964.

‘The Christmas Trip.’ By W.H. Hulton. 965-969.

‘Asking Papa: The Diary of an Ordeal.’ By C.V. Howard Vincent. 970-972.

‘The Santa Claus Family.’ By Owen Oliver. 977-983.

‘The Moon-child Mother of the Fireflies: A Fairy Tale from the East.’ By Harry Tighe. 987-993.

‘Tommy: A Tragedy of Christmas Gifts.’ By Desmond Coke. 1005-1006.

‘Captain Watkin’s Christmas, or, the Mystery of Plas Arawn.’ By Owen Vaughan. 1007-1022.

‘The Trail to the Painted Rock.’ By William Atherton du Puy. 1023-1034.

‘Mr Marston’s Chauffeuretto.’ By Ellis Parker Butler. 1035-1042.

‘The Plum Pudding.’ By D. Meredith. 1043-1045.

‘Laughing Jack: A Tale of a Border Christmas in the Olden Time.’ By F.C. Palmer. 1046-1053.

49 (Jan-June 1912)

‘Woman Disposes: The Story of a Night’s Adventures.’ By Inglis Allen. 39-45.

‘The Spectacles.’ By Owen Oliver. 46-54.

‘The Room in the Tower.’ By E.F. Benson. 63-73.

‘The Wall Flower: The Story of Cynthia Warburton’s First Ball.’ By Marie van Vorst. 91-102.

‘The Mannequin: The Story of the Duchesse de Foliocoeur’s Masquerade.’ By Anna Alice Chapin. 113-122.

‘Winter Sport at Caux: The Story of a Spill on a Bob-run.’ By Alexandra Watson. 123-127.

‘A Cowboy of the Sea: The Memorable Cruise.’ By John Fleming Wilson. 128-136.

‘The Autobiography of a Pretty Gown.’ By D. Meredith. 137-138. ‘Kissing Hannah.’ By Ellis Parker Butler. 139-144.

‘The Hair of Elspeth Halmers.’ By Herman Scheffauer. 173-184.

‘Chu-chu the Shearer: Being the Narrative of Further Adventures in the “Underworld”.’ By Henry C. Rowland. 199-207, 359-384, 517-536.

‘Fools Rush In.’ By Charles Marriott. 231-241.

‘The Greatest Thing in the World: The Story of a “Lunger”.’ By Henry Albert Phillips. 263-269.

‘A Game of Chance: A Story of Steamboat Acquaintances.’ By Charles Inge. 270-276.

‘The Curtain: The Story of a Ghostly House.’ By J.J. Bell. 277-283.

‘The Abbot’s Treasure: A Story of Hypnotism.’ By Joseph Groves. 284-294.

‘Home: A Story of Life in India.’ By Violet Cottar. 339-348.

‘The Black Spectre.’ By W.E. Norris. 403-410.

‘A Little Blow for Freedom.’ By Frederick Palmer. 411-421.

‘The Mate of the Gatwiek: A Thrilling Story of the Sea.’ By Perceval Gibbon. 422-430.

‘The Uttermost Farthing: A Story of the French Revolution.’ By Henry Longan Stuart. 431-438.

‘At the Mercy of the Barwon: A Story of a Great Flood.’ By W.H. Ogilvie. 439-442.

‘Tit for Tat.’ By Eden Phillpotts. 495-500.

‘Only a Scuttleful.’ By Kenelm Cotes. 544-546.

‘The Raft.’ By George Hibbard. 547-554.

‘The Pretoria Grant.’ By Dorothy Kennedy. 558-560.

‘On the Altar of the Code: The Story of the Man from the Back Blocks.’ By Alexandra Watson. 563-571.

‘On Manoeuvres: A Flight on H.M. Aeroplane Golden Eagle. ‘ By Donovan Bayley. 572-580.

‘The Story of Pita: How the Young Blackfoot Fought the Big Bear and Started on the White Man’s Road.’ By J.W. Schultz. 581-586.

‘”The Heart of the Desert”: The Story of Rend and Zanouna.’ By Isabel Clarke. 587-592.

‘The Japanese Ghost.’ By M. Forrest. 592-594.

‘In the Roar of the Sea.’ By J.E. Patterson. 649-661.

‘The Colonel.’ By Ethel Mayne. 679-685.

‘King Neptune Holds a Court: Crossing the Line on the H.M.S. Insoupable.’ By T.C. Compass. 699-709.

‘The Prodigal Father: A Story of California.’ By Jack London. 711-718.

‘The Hired Fly: The Story of a Doctor’s Strange Experience.’ By R.W. Wright Henderson. 719-726.

‘A Rider of the Rabbit-proof: A Queensland Story.’ By W.H. Ogilvie. 727-731.

‘Freedom: The Convict’s Return.’ By Christabel Lowndes Yeates. 732-737.

‘In the Ranges: A Story of the Wilds.’ By M. Forrest. 738-742.

‘The Oath.’ By Maurice Leblanc. 804-807.

‘Home-sick.’ By Frederick Niven. 808-816.

‘In the Lacquer Room.’ By Rosamond Napier. 825-833.

‘The Heart of a Woman.’ By E. Christian. 843-852.

‘Belenda: A Tweeny.’ By W. Moore. 853-862.

‘The Chaplain of the Mullingars: The Story of the Great Fight on the Sangar.’ By Talbot Mundy. 863-873.

‘On Wings for a Million: The Story of a Race for a Fortune.’ By Frederick Palmer. 874-882.

‘The Conversion of the Red Neck: A Story of Arizona.’ By Hiram Moe Greene. 883-888.

‘How Driver Bray Saved the Mail: The Story of the Mad Driver.’ By Wilfred L. Randell. 889-892.

‘The Little Black Man.’ By M. Forrest. 893-894.

50 (July-Dec 1912)

‘The Ship Valiant.’ By Herman Scheffauer. 49-58.

‘The Flying Diver.’ By Joseph Ernest. 59-71.

‘Three Dances.’ By Betty van der Goes. 73-79.

‘The Intervention of Punch.’ By L. Hayes. 99-101.

‘”Spooky” Simpkins.’ By Lucy Nicholson. 106-108.

‘The Fairies’ Exhibition.’ By Mrs Randolph Stawell. 109-111.

‘The Cleopatra Diamond: A Detective Story.’ By John A. Moroso. 113-122.

‘The New Othello: A Romance that Went Wrong.’ By C.V. Howard Vincent 123-127.

‘A Winter Night’s Adventure.’ By Frederick Graves Tangle. 128-132.

‘Scandal: How Tony Woodiard Was Saved.’ By Elinor Morduant. 133-139

‘The Trifler: An Australian Story.’ By M. Forrest. 140-144.

‘Twelve Hours on a Desert Island: A Tale of the Swale.’ By Chas Pears. 165-170.

‘The Hidden Bride.’ By Victor Rousseau. 181-187.

‘The Mystery of the Toy Pom.’ By Inglis Allen. 199-209.

‘A Stealthy Foot.’ By W.H. Ogilvie. 211-215.

‘Jimmy: A Sussex Idealist.’ By Constance Williams. 226-227.

‘A Present from Home.’ By Kenelm Foss. 252-262.

‘The Goner: A Stirring Story Telling How Billy Blain Made Good.’ By Talbot Mundy. 263-279.

‘The Two Envelopes: The Story of Dick Kepler’s Little Love Affairs.’ By Reginald Wright Kauffman. 280-288.

‘The Strength of Men Unloosed in Mortal Combat for a Fortune and a Girl.’ By James Oliver Curwood. 289-297.

‘The Unfaithful Servant: The Story of a Pillar of the Church.’ By the Author of ‘The Greatness of Joshua Porlick’ [B. Paul Neuman). 298-303.

‘The House of the Three Roads: A Story of the Secret Service.’ By John A. Moroso. 304-312.

“‘Home Along”: The Story of Robert Crump’s Home-coming.’ By Alfred Tresidder Sheppard. 313-319.

‘The Convict: The Story of a Night’s Adventures.’ By Clara Thornton. 320-325.

‘Thirteen Bottles of Cowslip Wine.’ By Percy Sheard. 387-392.

‘The Lag End of the Tragedy.’ By Mrs Bertram Tanqueray. 399-407.

‘Clip’s Holiday.’ By G.B. Lancaster. 408-418.

‘The Skipper’s Revenge.’ By J.E. Patterson. 419-436.

‘The Burnt Mail Bag: A Story of Youthful Folly and a Lost Letter.’ By Alexandra Watson. 445-455.

‘The Rescue of a Derelict.’ By Major F.A. Symons. 456-460.

‘A Golf Match.’ By Lucy Nicholson. 461-464.

‘A Mythological Diversion.’ By J. Johnston Smith. 465-470.

‘The Good Red Gold.’ By M. Forrest. 471-474.

‘Miss Mollie’s Cake.’ By M. Forrest. 474-476.

Silverside. By Henry C. Rowland. 485-519, 635-676, 927-957.

‘The Adoption of the Three Star.’ By Stanley Portal Hyatt. 532-536.

‘A Woman’s Vengeance.’ By R. Austin Freeman. 537-553.

‘The Mercenary Heinrich.’ By Charles D. Leslie. 565-570.

‘Mistakes.’ By H. Fielding Hall. 595-598.

‘Santa Clara.’ By Lucien Sorrell. 599-605.

‘The Spirit of the Matterhorn.’ By Elizabeth C. Winter. 606-612.

‘A Gamin of Paris.’ By G.D. Cummins. 613-619.

‘Brown.’ By M. Forrest. 620-624.

‘The Unknown Island.’ By M. Forrest. 624-625.

‘The Apple Tree in the Orchard.’ By Albert Kinross. 697-708.

‘A Strange Tragedy of the Sea.’ By J.E. Patterson. 731-739.

‘The Beloved of Amon-Ra.’ By William Waldorf Astor. 767-790.

‘John-for-the-King.’ By Q (Sir A.T. Quiller-Couch). 812-820.

‘The Chuck.’ By Inglis Allen. 821-829.

‘A Point of Honour.’ By W. Henry Francis. 871-877.

‘Heaven’s Half-hour.’ By John Fleming Wilson. 886-890.

‘The Fourth Jewel.’ By Henry Albert Phillips. 891-900.

‘Snowed In: A Story of Pride and Three Red Roses.’ By Alexandra Watson. 901-912.

‘The Princess and the Clown: A Complete Novelette.’ By Norreys Connell. 959-1006.

‘The Corrigaun: A Story of the Australian Bush.’ By M. Forrest. 1007-1012.

‘The Squire’s Daughter.’ By C. Grant Robertson. 1013-1021.

‘The Goal of Peace: A Short Story.’ By Major F.A. Symons. 1031-1036.

51 (Jan-June 1913)

‘The Leveller.’ By Donal Hamilton Haines. 13-24.

‘Fanny: A Failure.’ By S.G. Tallentyre. 41-50.

The Secret. By Frank Savile. 57-80, 210-225, 403-419, 523-542, 665-684, 839-855.

‘That Great Man.’ By Laurence Clarke. 85-93.

‘The Mystery of the Vathek. ‘ By Martin Swayne. 94-104.

‘Dinah Does Her Best.’ By A.E. James. 120-128.

‘A Consultation.’ By Alan Raleigh. 134-140.

‘Gratitude.’ By H.S. 141-142.

‘The Snowflake.’ By Harold Blind. 156-160.

“Tricotrin the Critic.’ By Leonard Merrick. 169-180.

‘The Master Touch.’ By Sir Arthur Scott Craven and George Kelly. 191-202.

‘The Ver-damed Clock. ‘ By James Hopper. 237-248.

‘The Hand and the Crime.’ By L.J. Beeston. 258-264.

‘The House of a Dream.’ By Katharine Tynan. 265-274.

‘Between Handclaps.’ By Edward Rutledge. 280-285.

‘Communion.’ By Alfred Ollivant. 285-286.

‘Barbara Who Came Back.’ By H. Rider Haggard. 289-304, 468-488.

‘The Voice of the Charmer.’ By E.W. Hornung. 312-321.

‘The Inn of the Two Witches: A Find.’ By Joseph Conrad. 335-352. ‘The Absence of Mr Glass.’ By G.K. Chesterton. 358-368.

‘Buried Treasure.’By O. Henry. 395-402.

‘Dinah’s Revenge.’ By A.E. James. 420-428.

‘Gutter Gold.’ By E.W. Haynes. 433-436.

‘A Pot of Geraniums.’ By Lilly Douglas. 436-438.

‘The Great Day in 1920.’ By Captain S.W. Beeman. 441-452.

‘Aribaud’s Two Wives.’By Leonard Merrick. 453-461.

‘Climate and Conditions.’ By Talbot Mundy. 497-510.

‘The Pale Cow.’ By G.D. Cummins. 552-560.

‘Bobby’s Cannon.’ By W. Harold Thomson. 574-577.

‘One Son of the Prophet.’ By Francis Morse. 577-579.

‘A Gentleman of the Road.’ By Reginald Arkell. 579-580.

The Fortunate Youth. By William John Locke. 583-608, 788-804.

The Wisdom of Father Brown. By G.K. Chesterton. 615-624, 770-780.

‘Simple Simon.’ By Max Pemberton. 632-642.

‘The Price of a Wife.’ By John Haslette. 653-658.

‘Hate.’ By Herman Scheffauer. 695-705.

‘The Shortest Way Out of London.’ By Oliver Madox Hueffer. 712-716

‘The Spider.’ By James Hopper. 716-718.

‘The Wolf Car.’ By Albert Dorrington. 750-756.

‘The Bending of the Oak.’ By Crosbie Garstin. 812-820.

‘No Relation.’ By Mrs Baillie Reynolds. 821-828.

‘A Market Ticket.’ By J. Esk. 862-864.

‘Lobo, the Cook.’ 864-866.

52 (July-Dec 1913)

‘Practical Politics.’ By Albert Kinross. 17-22.

‘Bill Shortcoat: Being an Early Adventure of Jenny Pearl.’ By Compton Mackenzie. 33-44.

The Fortunate Youth (cont.). By William John Locke. 51-69, 217-234 366-381, 507-528, 639-653, 817-830.

The Wisdom of Father Brown (cont.). By G.K. Chesterton. 75-85, 151-161, 321-332, 485-496.

‘The Yellow Peril.’ By W. Kee Maxwell. 95-102.

‘The Pit.’ By M. Forrest. 130-133.

‘The Tragedy of a Cardboard Box.’ By Ada Leonora Harris. 133-134.

‘The Masterpiece.’ By Walter Emmanuel. 135-136.

‘The Land of Heart’s Desire.’ By Philip Gibbs. 143-150.

‘A Professional Episode.’ By Arthur Morrison. 162-167.

‘The Dog of Discord.’ By Marmaduke Pickthall. 170-179.

‘In the Aisles of Shame.’ By Marion Hill. 185-194.

‘The Hopkins Romance.’ By H.C. Bailey. 195-208.

‘Things As They Are.’ By John Fleming Wilson. 235-244.

‘Triptych.’ By A.M.D. 280-281.

‘Fortune’s Road.’ By Alice Massie. 282-283.

‘Luck.’ By Marjorie L.C. Pickthall. 301-309.

‘Long Barclay – Cattle King.’ By Jeffrey Silant. 333-345, 539-552, 681-694.

‘Dying Easy.’ By Eleanor Hallowell Abbot. 394-410.

‘The Registry Office: A Fable With a Moral for Mistresses.’ By Sheila Agnes Hegarty. 416-421.

‘Two’s Company.’ By F.O.L. 421-424.

‘Out of Pocket.’ By Mrs Henry Dudeney. 434-445.

‘Mike’s Little Brother.’ By P.G. Wodehouse. 451-456.

‘The Mother-heart.’ By Ursula Wilkins. 474-484.

‘The Soldier.’ By Albert Kinross. 560-562.

‘The Miracle.’ By Brenda Elizabeth Spender. 562-566.

‘Balaclava.’ By Herman Scheffauer. 569-580.

‘The Sword of Wood.’ By G.K. Chesterton. 581-590.

‘Sop: Being an Early Adventure of Jenny Pearl.’ By Compton Mackenzie. 601-613.

The Trials and Triumphs of William Pollok, Mine Superintendant. By Gerald F. Grogan. 619-630, 840-851.

‘A Tragedy in Figures.’ By John Linton. 701-703.

‘The Meal of His Life: A Tale for the Very Greedy and the Very Young.’ By F.O.L. 703-707.

‘The Edge of the Evening.’ By Rudyard Kipling. 714-726.

‘Floromond and Frisonnette.’ By Leonard Merrick. 727-737.

‘The Arresting Point.’ By Egerton Castle. 738-753.

‘The Seven Deadly Sins.’ By Marjorie Bowen. 757-766.

‘Little Man.’ By Robert Herrick. 767-776.

Count Saros. By L.J. Beeston. 777-788.

‘The Tapestried Room.’ By Rafael Sabatini. 790-799.

‘The Parliament of Santa Claus.’ By Philip Gibbs. 807-816.

‘The Man Who Had Greatness Thrust Upon Him.’ By George Kelly and Arthur Scott Craven. 852-861.

‘Humane Society.’ By Pett Ridge. 862-870.

‘The Courting of Nicholas.’ By Eden Phillpotts. 879-887.

‘The Christmas Card.’ By A.E. 895-898.

‘The Test.’ By G.B. Lancaster. 902-906.

‘The Man Who Was Rembrandt, and Others.’ By John Haslette. 900-902.

53 (Jan-June 1914)

Count Saros (cont.). By L.J. Beeston. 1-12, 197-206, 315-326, 443-451, 549-559.

‘The Sheep-bells.’ By Rosamond Napier. 23-33.

‘Blind Man’s Bluff.’ By Tom Gallon. 34-45.

The Seven Deadly Sins (cont.). By Marjorie Bowen. 53-62, 239-249, 373-384, 501-512, 581-592, 771-782.

The Fortunate Youth (cont.). By W.J. Locke. 75-90, 181-189, 355-362.

‘My Daughter and Half the Kingdom: An Up-to-date Fairy Tale in Ever So Many Chapters.’ By Dion Clayton Calthrop. 91-97.

‘The Tudor Pride.’ By Katharine Tynan. 113-122.

‘Molly’s Escape.’ By Ethel Hamilton Hunter. 135-137.

‘Jules Fouquferes.’ By H.M. Cross. 137-140.

‘The New Pink Dress: Being an Early Adventure of Jenny Pearl.’ By Compton Mackenzie. 143-15 3.

The Trials and Triumphs of William Pollok, Mine Superintendent (cont.). By Gerald F. Grogan. 154-164.

‘The Two Towers: A Fable.’ By Herman Scheffauer. 208-219.

‘The Sharpness of Selina’s Elbows.’ By Ada Leonora Harris. 264-267.

‘An Indian Sunrise.’ By T.H. Manners Howe. 268-270.

‘Jack-i’-the-Mud.’ By Ewart Richardson. 271-273.

‘Judith of the Isles.’ By Morley Roberts. 292-302.

‘When Earth Was Young.’ By Charles G.D. Roberts. 303-312, 482-493. ‘The Yellow Mask.’ By H. de Vere Stacpoole. 327-335.

‘The Dwelling of a Night.’ By Oliver Onions. 345-354.

‘Love in the Cinema.’ By C. Gordon Thomson. 390-392.

‘The Seeker.’ By Walter H. Holton. 392-394.

‘A Danse-Macabre.’ By Bernard Capes. 394-396.

‘The Look.’ By Ralph Garth. 396-398.

The Great Age. By J.C. Snaith. 411-428, 622-636, 754-763.

‘The Mirrors.’ By Christopher Stone. 436-442.

‘On Strike.’ By Radcliffe Martin. 460-465.

‘Billy Finding Out.’ By J.E. Buckrose. 473-481, 560-568.

‘The Stillerd.’ By H.M. Cross. 521-523.

‘What Happened.’ By Christine Jope-Slade. 523-527.

‘Reconciliation.’ By Robert Gibb. 527-528.

‘The Scoop.’ By Laurence Clarke. 593-602.

‘The Destroying Splendour: A Story of When Earth Was Young.’ By Charles G.D. Roberts. 603-611.

‘The Mermaid.’ By George A. Birmingham. 614-621.

‘The Dead Line: A Wyoming Incident.’ By Frederick Niven. 641-648.

‘The Incomplete Father.’ By Alice Massie. 659-661.

‘A Colonist.’ By G. Surrey. 662-665.

‘The Exploiter.’ By Ivor Brown. 665-666.

‘The Soul of Clarence Browne: Being Some Fragments of a Modern Autobiography.’ By Max Rittenberg. 705-709.

‘The Terror of the Dark: A Story of When Earth Was Young.’ By Charles G.D. Roberts. 710-718.

‘Simpkins’ Picnic.’ By Percy Sheard. 719-725.

‘The Dago.’ By Perceval Gibbon. 728-738.

‘Back-chat.’ By A.E. Jones. 793-797.

‘One Perfect Hour.’ By Herbert A. Postlethwaite. 805-807.

‘John.’ By B.W. Edwards. 803-805.

‘The Rudeness of M. Blanc.’ By J.J. Bell. 820-829.

54 (July-Dec 1914)

‘Concerning a Wild Cat.’By Albert Dorrington. 831-834.

’The Salad of Colonel Cray.’ By G.K. Chesterton. 835-843.

‘A Gamin of Paris.’ By G.D. Cummins. 844-852.

‘The Sleeping Faun.’ By Marjorie Pickthall. 853-865.

‘The Frontier.’ By J.E. Yates. 866-868.

‘Rough Music.’ By Mrs Henry Dudeney. 869-876.

‘The Elect.’ By Gouverneur Morris. 877-888.

‘Dr Rhodes’s Experiment.’ By Allan Raleigh. 889-900.

‘When Earth Was Young: The Feasting of the Cave Folk.’ By Charles G.D. Roberts. 901-908.

‘The Gods of the Garden.’ By Katharine Tynan. 932-939.

‘Black Billy.’ By M. Forrest. 940-941.

‘The Wisdom of Father Brown: The Duel of Doctor Hirsch.’ By G.K. Chesterton. 962-971.

‘The Battery.’ By F. Britten Austin. 972-982.

‘How a Poet Was Made.’ By C.H. Bovill. 988-995.

‘M. le Deputé and His Affair With the Little Green Cat.’ By G.D. Cummins. 1001-1008.

‘The Word of Borgia.’ By Rafael Sabatini. 1013-1024.

‘On the Face of the Waters – A Story of When Earth Was Young.’ By Charles G.D. Roberts. 1055-1061.

‘The Wheel of Flame.’ By Hermann Scheffauer. 1062-1067.

‘Common or Garden Earth.’ By Cynthia Stockley. 1068-1080.

‘Looping of the Loop.’ By A. Murison Cogswell. 1081-1082.

‘The Cat.’ By Gerald Grogan. 1082-1085.

‘Early Egyptian.’ By Ada Leonora Harris. 1085-1086.

‘Barbara.’ By Frances Aymour Mathews. 9-22.

‘The God of the Gongs (The Wisdom of Father Brown).’ By G.K. Chesterton. 23-32.

‘Hare of March.’ By Justin Huntly McCarthy. 59-64.

‘Applied Mathematics.’ By C.H. Bovill. [65]-[72].

‘The Trials and Triumphs of William Pollok: The Stealers.’ By Gerald Grogan. [73]-[83].

‘Locum Tenens.’ By Ian Hay. [89]-[100].

‘In the Bilges.’ By Frank Chase. [105]-[119].

‘The Symphony.’ By Albert Kinross. [120]-[121].

‘A Tragic Capture.’ By E.H. Young. [121] – [124].

‘John.’ By Helen Martineau. [124]-[126].

‘The Wilderness Mail.’ By J.O. Curwood. [126] – [128].

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