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Voyages dans les YeuxPar Dauphin MeunierVAISSEAUX, impatients a 1'heure du departD'eployer Peventail de vos sillons de moire,N'avez-vous pas de pauvres ames sans histoire,Des ames comme nous eprises de hasard ?Ne poursuivons-nous pas les memes reves d'or ?N'ai-je pas comme vous perdu la tramontane,Interroge le ciel et la mer oceane,Et touche terre helas ! bien loin du Labrador. . . .Mais aussi, loin des bords dont vous faisiez le tour,J'aventurais alors mes perilleux voyages,Voulant, pour decouvrir le plus beau des rivages,Des chemins qui n'aient pas ici-bas de retour.Ainsi, j'ai vu des yeux s'entr'ouvrir plus troublantsQue le soulevement de la mer courroucee,Ou calmes et Sur qui la paupiere abaisseeSemblait en son repos Paile des goelands ;Des
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The Yellow BookAn Illustrated Quart
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ArtI. T,he BrideII. Merlin and Vivi
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The Editor of THE YELLOW BOOK can i
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BALLANTYNZ PRESSLONDON &f EDINBURGH
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A Seventh-story HeavenBy Richard Le
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14 A Seventh-story HeavenOnce upon
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16 A Seventh-story Heavenend—wher
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18 A Seventh-story Heavenfaces, pol
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20 A Seventh-story Heavengases, is
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22 A Seventh-story HeavenAnd then .
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24 The House DesolateSometimes they
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The Queen's PleasureIBy Henry Harla
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By Henry Harland 31The old town—t
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By Henry Harland 33elbows — at hi
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By Henry Harland 35 ,That was in '8
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By Henry Harland 37perience of evil
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By Henry Harland 39you alternately
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By Henry Harland 41" Pm not grumpy
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By Henry Harland 43" I don't see wh
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By Henry Harland 45interesting hist
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By Henry Harland 47is. hurt, depres
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By Henry Harland 49and accepts "the
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By Henry Harland 51could do any one
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By Henry Harland 53natural allies,
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By Henry Harland 55the case of Colo
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By Henry Harland 57" Ah, my dear, i
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By Henry Harland 59it's awful, awfu
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By Henry Harland 61was prepared, in
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By Henry Harland 63" I never was mo
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By Henry Harland 65She awaited thes
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By Henry Harland 67"Take him away a
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By Henry Harland .69troops weren't
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A Few Notes upon Mr. JamesBy Lena M
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By Lena Milman 73countrymen and for
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By Lena Milman 75He is the least se
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By Lena Milman 77beautiful shadow,
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By Lena Milman 79cannot be maintain
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By Lena Milman 81bili ties, a promi
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By Lena Milman 83our wits. When the
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By Harold Frederic 85the boulders,
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By Harold Frederic 87" They will be
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By Harold Frederic 89no word of res
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By Harold Frederic 91of unkempt, ba
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By Harold Frederic 93our day. We ar
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By Harold Frederic 95Turlogh looked
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By Harold Frederic 97die, and never
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By Harold Frederic 99before our tim
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By Harold Frederic 101The casket ha
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By Harold Frederic 103knees, drops
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By Harold Frederic 105and even to t
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By Harold Frederic 107Turlogh. " I
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By Harold Frederic 109sufficient di
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By Harold Frederic 111lord in the e
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To the Bust of the Pompeian CoeliaA
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By Leila Macdonald 119Alas, my Ccel
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BooksA Letter to the Editorand an O
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From "The Yellow Dwarf" 127in Balha
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From "The Yellow Dwarf" 129
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From "The Yellow Dwarf" 131ously to
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From "The Yellow Dwarf' 133that Hea
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From "The Yellow Dwarf" 135taken th
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From "The Yellow Dwarf" 137the same
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From "The Yellow Dwarf' 139very dar
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From "The Yellow Dwarf" 141Hubert C
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From "The Yellow Dwarf" 143addressi
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PassionBy Richard Garnett, LL.D., C
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By Netta Syrett 151I understand. He
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By Netta Syrett 153and a cloud of d
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By Netta Syrett 155" Do you like th
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By Netta Syrett 157This absence of
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By Netta Syrett 159hand, which she
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By Netta Syrett 161" You see," purs
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By Netta Syrett 163IVThus it happen
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By Netta Syrett 165is really gettin
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By Netta Syrett 167come yet. We got
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By Netta Syrett 169Gretchen was sil
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By Netta Syrett 171her usual spring
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By Netta Syrett 173For a moment the
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Under Grey SkiesBy S. Cornish Watki
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182 Two Hours: Two WomenHe had toss
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184 Two Hours: Two Womenand red-and
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186 Two Hours: Two WomenA bugle was
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Sic tu recoil merearis !By A. C. Be
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By Kenneth Grahame 193that you are
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By Kenneth Grahame 195I was rather
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By Kenneth Grahame 197—which some
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By Kenneth Grahame 199not we ; our
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The Poet's PictureBy Olive distance
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Charcoal StudyBy John da Costa
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210 Stories Toto Told Meuneasy in h
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212 Stories Toto Told MeThen San Pa
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214 Stories Toto Told Megreat churc
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2i6Stories Toto Told Mesuch things
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2i8Stories Toto Told Methat San Lui
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220 Stories Toto Told Meday was his
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222 Stories Toto Told Meand then Sa
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224 Stories To to Told MeSan Sebast
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Two SongsBy Frances NicholsonI—Op
Page 233: A PastoralBy Frank Richards
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Page 244 and 245: 242 Bread and the Circus1.30 p.m.
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Page 260: On the LoingBy A. Tanner
Page 264: An Old CampaignerBy Walter Langley
Page 268 and 269: 266 Life and DeathHushed in expecta
Page 270 and 271: 268 Marthafrock wandered down the s
Page 272 and 273: 270 Martha" The pillar-box is only
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Page 282: On the YealmBy A. Chevallier Tayler
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Page 293 and 294: The Web of MayaBy Ella D'ArcyLTAS i
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Page 321: A FragmentBy Theo MarzialsAND then
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THE PUBLICATIONS OF JOHN LANEBAILEY
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THE PUBLICATIONS OF JOHN LANEDE TAB
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THE PUBLICATIONS OF JOHN LANEHANSSO
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THE PUBLICATIONS OP JOHN LANEKEYNOT
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THE PUBLICATIONS OF JOHN LANE 15THO
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