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Table of Contents

1 Howard, Charles. The Portrait of Lady Nevill; [Poetry/1 pages] 2 Crosland, Newton. Hartsore Hall; [Prose/11 pages] 13 Snow, Robert. Epitaphs, "The child paced through"; [Poetry/2 pages] 15 Power, Miss Marguerite. My Grandmother's Secret; [Prose/12 pages] 27 Ogilvy, Mrs. David. The Pond on the Hill; [Poetry/3 pages] 31 Abdy, Maria. Florence Dudley's Revenge; [Prose/29 pages] 60 Beattie, Dr. William. Scarborough at Sunrise; [Poetry/2 pages] 62 Ellis, Sir Henry. Verses to Cologne; [Poetry/1 pages] 63 Whalley, Mrs. Buxton. Random Remarks on Romance Writers; [Prose/8 pages] 71 Abdy, Maria. Song of the Sea-Waves; [Poetry/1 pages] 72 Michell, Major Nicholas. Pontius Pilate's Daughter; [Prose/11 pages] 83 Campbell, Captain R. Calder. The Story of Fair Florence; [Poetry/3 pages] 86 Carlyle, Thomas. The Opera; [Prose/9 pages] 95 D.. The Highland Shearer; [Poetry/2 pages] 97 Chatelain, Chevalier de. Recollections of Italy; [Prose/7 pages] 104 Manners, Lord John. High or Low; [Poetry/2 pages] 106 Thompson, Mrs. Henry. Annabel C___; [Poetry/2 pages] 108 Toulmin, Camilla ( Mrs. Crosland). Apropos of Lady Teazle; [Prose/7 pages] 115 Sparrow, Alicia Jane (Mrs. W. P. O'Neil). My Household Jewels; [Poetry/2 pages] 117 Dickens, Charles. To be read at Dusk; [Poetry/5 pages] 132 Michell, Major Nicholas. The Creation of Woman; [Poetry/2 pages] 134 Power, Miss Marguerite. False Love and True Love; [Prose/19 pages] 153 Bennett, William C.. The Maiden at the Spring; [Poetry/2 pages] 155 Smith, Albert. Alexander to Cairo; [Prose/10 pages] 165 Procter, Bryan W. (Barry Cornwall). Song, "These days were bright"; [Poetry/1 pages] 166 Savage, Anna (Anna Shipton). The Heir of Hazelhurst; [Prose/8 pages] 174 Wray, Leopold. I love the Brooks; [Poetry/3 pages] 177 Munro, Isabella. The Flower of the Border; [Prose/12 pages] 189 Owen, Octavius Freire. On Madness; [Poetry/2 pages] 191 Sparrow, Eliza Jane. The Fatal Correspondence; [Prose/10 pages] 201 Savage, Anna (Anna Shipton). The Setting Star; [Poetry/1 pages] 202 O'Hara, Elizabeth. A Story of the Cevennes; [Prose/14 pages] 216 Trevanion, Ada. The Rosemary; [Poetry/3 pages] 219 Norris, Maria. Lucy Harrington; [Prose/17 pages] 236 Chatelain, Chevalier de. Le Enfant Constructeur; [Poetry/2 pages] 238 Owen, Mrs. Octavius Freire. Separate Existences; [Prose/14 pages] 262 Bennett, William C.. To Arms! To Arms!; [Poetry/2 pages] 264 Ponsonby, Anne Eliza. The Hallelujah of a Sparrow; [Prose/6 pages] 270 Milnes, Richard Monckton. Domestic Fame; [Poetry/3 pages]

List of Plates

front The Lady Dorothy Nevill; (art.) Buckner, R.; (eng.) Mote, William H. 25 The Secret; (art.) Soloman, A; (eng.) Mote, William H. 60 Scarborough; (art.) Carmichael, J. W.; (eng.) Willmore, James T. 75 Pontius Pilate's Daughter; (art.) Corbould, Edward H.; (eng.) Heath, Alfred T. 95 The Highland Shearer; (art.) Brooks, T.; (eng.) Eyles, B. 111 Lady Teazle; (art.) Wood, Matthew; (eng.) Heath, Frederick A. 144 The Farewell; (art.) Weigall, C; (eng.) Heath, Frederick A. 171 Mabel; (art.) Marshall, T. F.; (eng.) Heath, Alfred T. 196 Helen; (art.) Buckner, R.; (eng.) Mote, William H. 221 The Orphan; (art.) Corbould, Edward H.; (eng.) Heath, Frederick A. 253 The Reverie; (art.) Buckner, R.; (eng.) Heath, Frederick A. 263 To Arms! To Arms!; (art.) Pickersgill, Henry W; (eng.) Periam, E.