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The Provident Puffin

by Oliver Herford

The Century Magazine, December 1911, p. 319

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    2. Irish Mothers by Amelia Josephine Burr, p. 337
    3. The Belsnickel by Elsie Singmaster, pp. 338-343
    4. How America Got into China ("The Trade of the World" Papers) by Frederick McCormick, pp. 344-351
    5. The Surprising Madame Dubosc by Lillie Hamilton French, pp. 352-363
    6. Martin Luther and His Work by Arthur C. McGiffert, pp. 364-378
    7. What Camilla Did With Her Money by Gertrude Hall, pp. 379-391
    8. An Iowa Plant-Breeder by L.H. Bailey, pp. 392-401
    9. The Dweller on the Threshold by Robert Hichens, pp. 402-411
    10. To the Fire-Bringer by Percy Mackaye, pp. 412-414
    11. Mrs. Martin's Surprise by Evelyn Van Buren, pp. 415-424
    12. The Grand Canon of the Colorado by John Burroughs, pp. 425-437
    13. A Song from Far Away by Amelia Josephine Burr, p. 438
    14. The Regenerate by Norman Duncan, pp. 439-444
    15. Morning on Perilous by Lucy Furman, pp. 445-448
    16. The Spirit of Poetry by Madison Cawein, pp. 449-450
    17. A Record Voyage in the Air by Augustus Post, pp. 451-470
    18. Topics of the Time, p. 471
    19. Lawlessness and the Training of the Young , p. 472
    20. The Wonder and Poetry of Aviation , pp. 473-474
    21. Open Letters, p. 475
    22. On Gardening by Clergymen , pp. 476-478
    23. In Lighter Vein by Marion Hamilton Carter, p. 479
    24. Song by William F. McCormack, p. 479
    25. The Great Heart Trust by Carolyn Wells, pp. 480-481
    26. Mythological Animals - X. The Unicorn by Oliver Herford, pp. 482-484
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    1. Shakspere on the Stage by William Winter, pp. 485-500
    2. "Sun and Moon To Me, O Little Rose" by L. Frank Tooker, pp. 501-510
    3. The Hounds of Asurbanipal by Mary Eleanor Roberts, pp. 511-512
    4. Martin Luther and His Work by Arthur C. McGiffert, pp. 513-526
    5. New York At Night: Five Photographs by W.M. Van Der Weyde, pp. 527-530
    6. Some Portraits and Autographs of Walt Whitman, pp. 531-533
    7. The Dweller on the Threshold by Robert Hichens, pp. 534-546
    8. The Interrupted Pen by Eva Madden, pp. 547-557
    9. To Youth Grown Old by Maurice Francis Egan, pp. 558-560
    10. Mothering On Perilous by Lucy Furman, pp. 561-565
    11. The Surprising Madame Dubosc by Lillie Hamilton French, pp. 566-574
    12. A Lighted House by Katharine Metcalf Roof, pp. 575-584
    13. Acting in the Lyric Drama by Mary Garden, pp. 585-588
    14. Side-Lights on Lincoln by Jesse W. Weik, pp. 589-590
    15. II. Lincoln Among Lawyers by Lambert Tree, pp. 591-592
    16. III. How Lincoln Was Convinced of General Scott's Loyalty by Jesse W. Weik, p. 593
    17. IV. Lincoln Breaks McClellan's Promise by Horace Green, pp. 594-595
    18. V. His Anxiety About Sherman's March by Laura Balch Carpenter, p. 596
    19. VI. Lincoln's Reading and Modesty by John C. Van Dyke, p. 597
    20. VII. Two Anecdotes of Lincoln by David Morgan Edgerton, pp. 598-599
    21. The Proposed Graduate College of Princeton by Andrew F. West, pp. 600-612
    22. Thomas Brackett Reed by Henry Cabot Lodge, pp. 613-620
    23. Courage by Olive Tilford Dargan, p. 621
    24. How America Got Into Manchuria ("The Trade of the World" Press) by Frederick McCormick, pp. 622-630
    25. Topics of the Time, p. 631
    26. Lawlessness in Support of a Cause , p. 632
    27. A Hopeful Entente of Labor and Capital , p. 633
    28. A Poet Who Kept the Faith , pp. 634-635
    29. Cephas Brainerd , p. 636
    30. Open Letters by Baddeley Boardman, p. 637
    31. "The Iconoclast of Sensibility" Again by Mark Selby, pp. 638-639
    32. In Lighter Vein by Ida M. Metcalf, pp. 640-641
    33. Mythological Animals: XI. The Sphinx by Oliver Herford, pp. 642-644
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    4. Amateur Theatricals by James Barnes, pp. 670-678
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    6. The Guest by Anna Glen Stoddard, p. 688
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    13. A New Motive in Decoration by Harrison S. Morris, pp. 734-738
    14. Carcassonne by George Allan England, pp. 739-744
    15. New York as the Operatic Metropolis by Henry T. Finck, pp. 745-746
    16. Dead Man's Bar by J.W. Muller, pp. 747-753
    17. Christianity in China by Edward Alsworth Ross, pp. 754-766
    18. Mothering on Perilous by Lucy Furman, pp. 767-773
    19. Icarus by Amelia Josephine Burr, p. 774
    20. The Mule That Held the Bridge by L. Frank Tooker, pp. 775-782
    21. "The Bravest Deed I Ever Knew" by Charles Stuart Moody, pp. 783-784
    22. Washington's Sense of Humor by Wayne Whipple, pp. 785-789
    23. Moonlight in the Pipes by George Sterling, p. 790
    24. Topics of the Time, p. 791
    25. The Treason in Ohio , p. 792
    26. Cross Currents in Public Economy , pp. 793-794
    27. Where New York Lags in Art , p. 795
    28. "Professionalism in Scholarship" , p. 795
    29. Open Letters by George Watt Fellows, p. 796
    30. On Putting Out Fires with Rose-Water by Warrington Emerson, p. 797
    31. In Lighter Vein by Edna Kingsley Wallace, p. 798
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    34. Meditations of Marcus Artellius by Lucy Pratt, p. 800
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    4. Discovery by Hermann Hagedorn, p. 836
    5. "The Lady With the Rose" by Frans Hals, pp. 837-838
    6. The New York Public Library by John S. Billings, pp. 839-852
    7. Mothering on Perilous by Lucy Furman, pp. 853-859
    8. Chikie, the Burgomaster by Bristow Adams, pp. 860-865
    9. Mrs. Fiske and Her Influence on the American Stage by Walter Prichard Eaton, pp. 866-868
    10. Tidings by Witter Bynner, p. 869
    11. Porto Rico in Transition by Alfred Bishop Mason, pp. 870-874
    12. The Mastery of Death by O.W. Firkins, p. 875
    13. The Industrial Progress of Italy by Ernesto Nathan, pp. 876-880
    14. The Forsaken Spring by Virginia Watson, p. 881
    15. On the Decay of Manners by Thomas Nelson Page, pp. 881-889
    16. The Last Conversation of Sally-in-the-Hollow by Ellis Parker Butler, pp. 890-894
    17. The Dweller on the Threshold by Robert Hichens, pp. 895-909
    18. Suburban Gardening by Frances Duncan, pp. 910-918
    19. "The Onslaught" by R. Tait McKenzie, pp. 919-921
    20. The Witch-Wife by Mary Eleanor Roberts, p. 922
    21. Shakspere on the Stage by William Winter, pp. 923-938
    22. The Man Who Saw It by J.W. Muller, pp. 939-944
    23. Song of the Flyers by Marion Couthouy Smith, p. 945
    24. The Awakening of the American Business Man by Will Irwin, pp. 946-950
    25. Topics of the Time, p. 951
    26. Arbitration Only Law Writ Large , p. 952
    27. Our Neighbor Italy , pp. 953-954
    28. Open Letters by Frank A. Waugh, pp. 955-957
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    4. Destiny by Gottfried Hult, p. 33
    5. The Industrial Future of China by Edward Alsworth Ross, pp. 34-39
    6. Shakspere on the Stage by William Winter, pp. 40-56
    7. His Mother by Amelia Josephine Burr, p. 57
    8. Mothering on Perilous by Lucy Furman, pp. 57-66
    9. The Plight of the Country Minister by Rev. A.A. Mackenzie, pp. 67-69
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    14. Martin Luther and His Work by Arthur C. McGiffert, pp. 83-97
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    17. The Clandon Letters by Baroness Von Hutten, pp. 101-117
    18. The Awakening of the American Business Man by Will Irwin, pp. 118-121
    19. "The Bravest Deed I Ever Knew" by E.K. Parker, pp. 122-123
    20. Youth by Theresa Helburn, pp. 124-126
    21. Piranesi, Etcher and Architect by Frederick Keppel, pp. 127-134
    22. A Point in Marine Law by J.W. Muller, pp. 135-141
    23. Reveille by Fannie Stearns Davis, p. 142
    24. The ABC of the Tariff Question by Andrew Carnegie, pp. 143-145
    25. Topics of the Time, pp. 146-147
    26. The King James Bible , p. 148
    27. The Lincoln Memorial in Washington , pp. 149-150
    28. Open Letters by Grace Durham, pp. 151-152
    29. On the Amenities of Engaged Couples by An Old Bachelor, p. 153
    30. In Lighter Vein by Jennie E.T. Dowe, p. 154
    31. To Nineveh by Philip Loring Allen, p. 155
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    4. A Rumor in the Bazaar by Mary Anable Chamberlain, pp. 183-194
    5. The Old Knight's Vigil by Alfred Noyes, p. 195
    6. The Flavor of Life at Oxford by Tertius Van Dyke, pp. 196-205
    7. Created Elsie by Francis Thompson, pp. 206-207
    8. The King on His Way to Be Crowned by Richard Le Gallienne, pp. 208-216
    9. Les Amoureux by Elizabeth Robins Pennell, pp. 217-222
    10. The Unhonored by Cale Young Rice, pp. 223-224
    11. The Women of the Caesars by Guglielmo Ferrero, pp. 225-239
    12. Calverly by Edith Miniter, p. 240
    13. The Panama Canal and Sea Power in the Pacific by A.T. Mahan, pp. 240-250
    14. The First Poet by Jack London, pp. 251-255
    15. Martin Luther and His Work by Arthur C. McGiffert, pp. 256-270
    16. The Rurales of Mexico by Edwin Emerson, pp. 271-278
    17. Suddeth's "Egeria" by Edna Kenton, pp. 279-287
    18. The Beloved---The Beautiful by Edith M. Thomas, pp. 288-289
    19. Hearne's Examination by Julia Francis Wood, pp. 290-296
    20. Mothering on Perilous by Lucy Furman, pp. 297-303
    21. On the Coronation of King George the Fifth by Stephen Phillips, pp. 304-305
    22. Anglo-American Peace by James Cardinal Gibbons, pp. 306-307
    23. Topics of the Time, p. 308
    24. The Lesson of Simplicity , p. 309
    25. Open Letters by Grace Durham, pp. 310-311
    26. How to Spoil a Boy at College by Theophilus Bickersteth, pp. 312-313
    27. In Lighter Vein by Carolyn Wells, p. 314
    28. In a Boom Region by Robert L. Dickey, p. 315
    29. Belinda by Oliver Herford, p. 316
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    2. Thackeray in America by James Grant Wilson, pp. 329-342
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    4. Other Times, Other Manners by Edith Wharton, pp. 344-351
    5. Song by Louis V. Ledoux, p. 352
    6. Martin Luther and his Work by Arthur C. McGiffert, pp. 353-368
    7. Chavez by Mildred McNeal Sweeney, p. 369
    8. La Pensee by Auguste Rodin, p. 370
    9. Beloved by Emerson Hough, pp. 371-377
    10. The Red Sentry by Herman Scheffauer, p. 378
    11. The Rhododendrons by Hobart Nichols, pp. 379-380
    12. The Wedding-Gift by L. Frank Tooker, pp. 381-388
    13. An Aisle of the Sea by Paul Dougherty, pp. 389-390
    14. Mothering on Perilous by Lucy Furman, pp. 391-396
    15. Portrait of the Artist's Wife by Edmond Aman-Jean, pp. 397-398
    16. The Women of the Caesars by Guglielmo Ferrero, pp. 399-414
    17. Edison on Invention and Inventors by Thomas A. Edison and Waldo P. Warren, pp. 415-419
    18. The Stepmother by Katharine Metcalf Roof, pp. 420-428
    19. The Return by John Erskine, p. 429
    20. The Struggle for Existence in China by Edward Alsworth Ross, pp. 430-440
    21. The Mystic by Cale Young Rice, p. 441
    22. The Stork of the Woods by C. William Beebe, pp. 442-443
    23. The Winds by Sara Teasdale, p. 444
    24. Farthest North by Motor-Car by Howard S. Hamilton, pp. 445-453
    25. "The Bravest Deed I Ever Knew" by Henry Watterson, p. 454
    26. VI. A Brave Rescue from Drowning by C.S. Rex, p. 455
    27. Apostles of Reasonableness by Newman Smyth, pp. 456-461
    28. Taking Ambition out of the Working-Man, pp. 462-463
    29. The Importance of the Banana Peel, p. 464
    30. Putting Things Through in Congress, p. 464
    31. The Threefold Power of Thackeray, p. 465
    32. On a Certain Kind of Table-Talk by Agatha Reynolds, p. 466
    33. To a Senior in a Quandary by Walter Cripplegate, pp. 467-468
    34. Homesickness (Cartoon) by C.F. Peters, p. 469
    35. The Fate of the "Buzzard Queen" by Edwin L. Sabin, p. 469
    36. Within the Shadow of the Sail by Jennie E.T. Dowe, p. 470
    37. To a Child by Stella George Stern Perry, p. 470
    38. A Ballade of Building by Julia Boynton Green, p. 470
    39. A Few Words at Parting by Annie Steger Winston, pp. 470-472
    40. The Boasters by Oliver Herford, p. 473
    41. Belinda by Oliver Herford, pp. 474-476
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    August 1911 Issue = 38 Articles
    1. Unique Mount Desert by Robert Haven Schauffler, pp. 477-490
    2. Recollections of Millet by Charles Jacque, pp. 491-496
    3. The Little Gray Dove by Alma Martin Estabrook, pp. 497-500
    4. Bluefishing by Clifford W. Ashley, p. 501
    5. Shakspere on the Stage by William Winter, pp. 502-520
    6. Little Ships by Dana H. Carroll, pp. 521-529
    7. Spektor in Search of a Model by Herman Scheffauer, pp. 530-539
    8. Between Scylla and Charybdis by Anne Warner, pp. 540-544
    9. "The Furling Sail" by Anton Fisher, pp. 545-546
    10. The Joyous Adventure of Etta by George Phillips, pp. 547-554
    11. Sic Transit by Charles T. Rogers, p. 555
    12. El Medico by Mary Meigs Atwater, pp. 556-558
    13. The Young Rose by Louise Morgan Sill, p. 559
    14. Wood Dreams by Madison Cawein, pp. 560-561
    15. Martin Luther and his Work by Arthur C. McGiffert, pp. 562-576
    16. Motoring in Algeria and Tunis by Abigail H. Fitch, pp. 577-584
    17. The Disputed Trail by Remington Schuyler, pp. 585-586
    18. Other Times, Other Manners by Edith Wharton, pp. 587-594
    19. "The Bravest Deed I Ever Knew" by Jean Parkman, pp. 595-596
    20. The Ambassador by W.T. Nichols, pp. 597-605
    21. The Mirror by Horace Holley, p. 606
    22. To Hertha by Horace Holley, p. 606
    23. "Forget the Graves of Heroes" by Horace Holley, p. 606
    24. The Blind Ass of the 'Dobe Mill by Ellis Parker Butler, pp. 607-609
    25. The Women of the Caesars by Guglielmo Ferrero, pp. 610-623
    26. The Recall of Judges a Rash Experiment, p. 624
    27. Value in Paintings, p. 625
    28. Yachting and the Preservation of Sailing Traditions, p. 626
    29. On the Alleged Deterioration of Youth by Agatha Reynolds, p. 627
    30. Fish-Lines by Henry J. Peck, p. 628
    31. Ole Daddy's Do-Funny's Wisdom Jingles by Ruth McEnery Stuart, p. 629
    32. Stroller's Song by Lee Wilson Dodd, p. 630
    33. Progress in Medicine (Cartoon) by Walt. Kuhn, p. 630
    34. The Pronunciation of Saint Ouen by Walter Bailey Apthorpe, p. 630
    35. The Pronunciation of Saint Quen by Walter Bailey Apthorpe, p. 630
    36. A Palpable Hit (Cartoon) by J. Conacher, p. 631
    37. Belinda by Oliver Herford, pp. 632-633
    38. A Japanese Candy Vendor by Robert Blum, p. 634
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    September 1911 Issue = 43 Articles
    1. The Weaver of Spells by Harriet Prescott Spofford, pp. 635-642
    2. Four Giants in Brobdingnag by Mark F. Wilcox, pp. 643-649
    3. The Pot of Gold by Virginia Watson, p. 650
    4. The Women of the Caesars by Guglielmo Ferrero, pp. 651-665
    5. Plaster Model of Imperial Rome by P. Bigot, pp. 666-667
    6. Eskimo Women in Greenland by Anna Bistrup, pp. 668-674
    7. India's Restless Neighbors and the Khyber Pass by Roderick D. MacKenzie, pp. 675-679
    8. Calm by Emma Ghent Curtis, p. 680
    9. A Country Fair in Moroland by Captain Charles T. Boyd, pp. 681-685
    10. The Northmen by Charles Coleman Stoddard, pp. 686-687
    11. Kasha and the Young Prince by Edith M. Thomas, pp. 688-690
    12. The Point of View by Eden Phillpotts, pp. 691-699
    13. Motoring in Algeria and Tunis by Abigail H. Fitch, pp. 700-708
    14. The Valley of Humiliation by J.H. Wallis, p. 709
    15. The Andean "Garden of the Gods" by William V. Alford, pp. 710-713
    16. Martin Luther and his Work by Arthur C. McGiffert, pp. 714-728
    17. The Peacock Girl by Anna Whelan Betts, pp. 729-730
    18. The Rebellion of Wilhelmina by Elsie Singmaster, pp. 731-734
    19. Coming Home by E. Sewell Hill, pp. 735-736
    20. "Franz Snyder's Wife", by Vandyke by Timothy Cole, pp. 737-738
    21. King George V and Queen Mary in Westminister Abbey, June 22, 1911 by Joseph Pennell, p. 739
    22. Christian Missions in Japan by Adachi Kinnosuke, pp. 740-748
    23. Comment by William Elliot Griffis, pp. 749-750
    24. A Royal Cremation by K. Van Dort, pp. 751-754
    25. Yesterday's Grief by Katharine Lee Bates, p. 755
    26. The Cheerful Hoodoo, or the Shedding of the Heart of Sis' Myra by L. Frank Tooker, pp. 756-764
    27. Perhaps It Did n't Matter by Chester Bailey Fernald, pp. 765-772
    28. Wood-Carving in New Zealand by J.N. Ingram, pp. 773-775
    29. Hiram Corson by Amy Otis, p. 776
    30. The Hut in the Valley by Edward H. Thompson, pp. 777-780
    31. Earthly Glory to Good Uses, p. 781
    32. New Dangers to Independence, p. 782
    33. Lawlessness and Humor, pp. 783-784
    34. A Divergence of Views Concerning Luck, pp. 785-786
    35. The Good Woman Holds the Stage by Wilde Thyme, p. 787
    36. Glimpses of Japan, China, and Manchuria by Frank H. Scott, pp. 788-789
    37. A Traveled Family (Cartoon) by J.B. Graff, p. 790
    38. The Patriot by Edwin L. Sabin, p. 790
    39. The Parson's Daughter by Sophia Greene, p. 790
    40. Table d'Hote Lunch (Cartoon) by Robert L. Dickey, p. 791
    41. Sing a Song of Sixpence by D.B. Van Buren, p. 791
    42. True Hospitality (Cartoon) by J.R. Shaver, pp. 792-793
    43. A Bowl of Nasturtiums by Childe Hassam, p. 794
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    October 1911 Issue = 28 Articles
    1. Tuxedo Park by Emily Post, pp. 795-805
    2. The Women of the Caesars by Guglielmo Ferrero, pp. 806-823
    3. Libel in England and America by William J. Gaynor, pp. 824-830
    4. The Jimmyness of Jim by G.L. Teeple, pp. 831-840
    5. The Roman Art Exposition of 1911 by Harrison S. Morris, pp. 841-851
    6. The Society of Christian Endeavor by Francis E. Clark, pp. 852-858
    7. The Joy of Nelly Deane by Willa Sibert Cather, pp. 859-867
    8. The Garden in Town by Frances Duncan, pp. 868-876
    9. For the King by L. Frank Tooker, pp. 877-879
    10. The Rock Hill Correspondent by William H. Hamby, pp. 880-883
    11. The Minstrel People by Hugh Johnson, pp. 884-888
    12. The Enchantress by F.S. Church, pp. 889-890
    13. Native Life in the Andaman Islands by Frederick Taylor#2, pp. 891-904
    14. Shakspere on the Stage by William Winter, pp. 905-917
    15. Martin Luther and his Work by Arthur C. McGiffert, pp. 918-931
    16. The Antiquity of Man by Frederic A. Lucas, pp. 932-936
    17. College Debating by Rollo L. Lyman, pp. 937-942
    18. Does the Harvest Match the Tillage?, pp. 943-944
    19. French Thrift, p. 945
    20. On the Training of Sons to be Husbands by Granny, pp. 946-947
    21. "On the Education of French Children" by Everett P. Wheeler and Anna Bowman Dodd, p. 948
    22. Where Danger Lurks (Cartoon) by C.F. Peters, p. 949
    23. A Long-felt Want by John Kendrick Bangs, p. 949
    24. Mistaken Identity (Cartoon) by J.R. Shaver, p. 950
    25. A Persian Fairy Tale by Madge C. Jenison, p. 950
    26. A "Sign" in the Sky (Cartoon) by E.W. Kemble, p. 951
    27. The Honest Preference Tours, p. 952
    28. "Mr. Smith is Wanted at the 'Phone!" (Cartoon) by Charles Forbell, p. 952
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    November 1911 Issue = 38 Articles
    1. The Eighteenth-Century Color Print and English Society by Royal Cortissoz, pp. 3-14
    2. The Journey's End by Jeffery Farnol, pp. 15-21
    3. Straight Golf by Anna Alice Chapin, pp. 22-26
    4. Bob White by Leroy Titus Weeks, p. 27
    5. Ungastronomic America by Henry T. Finck, pp. 28-36
    6. Picturesque Peru by C.L. Chester, pp. 37-40
    7. Across South America by Charles Johnson Post, pp. 41-53
    8. Lafayette's Chateau by Lida Rose McCabe, pp. 54-60
    9. Lafayette's Imprisonment at Olmutz by Cornelia Cruger, pp. 61-70
    10. Three Macaws by Paul Bransom, pp. 71-72
    11. Levant by Hugh Johnson, pp. 73-76
    12. The Comrade by Richard Wightman, p. 77
    13. Martin Luther and his Work by Arthur C. McGiffert, pp. 78-94
    14. Portrait of Theodore Low De Vinne by Chester Beach, pp. 95-96
    15. The Hooligan by Sir William S. Gilbert, pp. 97-102
    16. Mona Lisa ("La Gioconda") by Timothy Cole, p. 103
    17. Shakspere on the Stage by William Winter, pp. 104-115
    18. The Hours by Horatio Winslow, pp. 116-117
    19. Resignation by Edwin Meade Robinson, p. 118
    20. The Western Student, as Seen by his Instructors by William Stearns Davis, pp. 118-122
    21. In Brittany by Lucien Simon, pp. 123-126
    22. His Unquiet Ghost by Charles Egbert Craddock, pp. 127-138
    23. All Souls by Alice Corey, p. 139
    24. The French Actress Madame Simone by Henry Caro-Delvaille, p. 140
    25. Syndicating Sarah by Edith Orr, pp. 141-149
    26. Party Cross Currents, p. 150
    27. Blind Leaders of Labor, p. 151
    28. The Tariff Penalty for Traveling Abroad, p. 152
    29. Mr. Pennell's Picture of the Coronation, p. 153
    30. On Liberty and Law by Agnes Repplier, p. 154
    31. On Cradles and Careers by Maud Wilder Goodwin, p. 155
    32. Quite a Spell by Frank Hill Phillips, p. 156
    33. The End of Summer (Cartoon) by L.S. Green, p. 157
    34. Dolly at the Chafing-Dish by Julia Boynton Green, p. 157
    35. Some Japanese Letters by Margaret Perry, p. 158
    36. The High Cost of Dying (Cartoon) by F.R. Gruger, p. 159
    37. In the Style by Oliver Herford, pp. 160-161
    38. A Puritan Christmas by F.E. Schoonover, p. 162
  12. [+]
    December 1911 Issue = 38 Articles
    1. The Old National Road by William Bayard Hale, pp. 163-172
    2. Democracy and Manners by Charles W. Eliot, pp. 173-178
    3. Trying a Dramatist by Sir William S. Gilbert, pp. 179-189
    4. Sauce Rosemonde by Marie Conway Oemler, pp. 190-202
    5. His Ally by William Rose Benet, p. 203
    6. American Art and the Metropolitan Museum by Kenyon Cox, pp. 204-213
    7. "Rentin' Hens" by Florida Pier, pp. 214-219
    8. Multiplying the Pleasures of the Table by Henry T. Finck, pp. 220-228
    9. Old Friends from Dickens by S.J. Woolf, pp. 229-230
    10. The Greater Call by Mary Knight Potter, pp. 231-236
    11. The New Manila, pp. 237-248
    12. "So I May Know" by Edith Miniter, p. 249
    13. Estimates of Well-Known Men by Walt Whitman and Horace Traubel, pp. 250-256
    14. Lady Hamilton as "Nature" by Romney, pp. 257-258
    15. Christmas Song of the Puritans by Amy Haslam Dowe, p. 259
    16. Shakspere his own Stage-Manager by John Corbin, pp. 260-270
    17. Illustration of Handel's "Messiah" by Norman Price, pp. 271-272
    18. Across South America by Charles Johnson Post, pp. 273-284
    19. Yule Fairies by Edith M. Thomas, p. 285
    20. Brer Rabbit by Carton Moorepark, pp. 286-289
    21. A Love-Song by John Hall Wheelock, p. 290
    22. The Blue Handkerchief by George Madden Martin, pp. 290-300
    23. The Parrakeets by Frederick C. Frieseke, pp. 301-302
    24. A Christmas Song by Horatio Parker and J.G. Holland, pp. 303-304
    25. "Christmas Gif'!" by Virginia Frazer Boyle, pp. 305-308
    26. The Senate and the Lords, p. 309
    27. "Manner is a Great Matter", pp. 310-311
    28. No Substitute for Individual Virtue, p. 312
    29. Maurice Maeterlinck, p. 313
    30. On Things Children Learn with Ease by E.S. Nadal, pp. 313-316
    31. The Spirit of Christmas (Cartoon) by G.J. Perrett, p. 317
    32. "Dooty Calls Me, Agoness" (Cartoon) by J.R. Shaver, p. 317
    33. A Model Letter from a Contributor by John Kendrick Bangs, p. 317
    34. The Week Before Christmas by Carolyn Wells, p. 318
    35. The Provident Puffin by Oliver Herford, p. 319
    36. Caught! (Cartoon) by J.R. Shaver, p. 320
    37. Time-Tables by F.H.P., pp. 320-321
    38. Portrait of Charles Dickens by William B. Meyers, p. 322
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