The Yellow Book, An Illustrated Quarterly, Vol. 2, July 1894

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THE YELLOW BOOK

An Illustrated Quarterly

Volume II July 1894

Elkin Mathews & John Lane	Price
Boston: Copeland & Day	5/- Net

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Contents
Literature
I.	The Gospel of Content	By	Frederick Greenwood	Page [11]
II.	Poor Cousin Louis		Ella D'Arcy	[34]
III.	The Composer of “Carmen”		Charles Willeby	[63]
IV.	Thirty Bob a Week		John Davidson	[99]
V.	A Responsibility		Henry Harland	[103]
VI.	A Song Dollie		Radford	[116]
VII.	Passed		Charlotte M. Mew	[121]
VIII.	Sat est Scripsisse		Austin Dobson	[142]
IX.	Three Stories		V., O., C.S.	[144]
X.	In a Gallery		Katharine de Mattos	[177]
XI.	The Yellow Book, criticised		Philip Gilbert Hamerton, LL.D.	[179]
XII.	Dreams		Ronald Campbell Macfie	[195]
XIII.	Madame Réjane		Dauphin Meunier	[197]
XIV.	The Roman Road		Kenneth Grahame	[211]
XV.	Betrothed		Norman Gale	[227]
XVI.	Thy Heart's Desire		Netta Syrett	[228]
XVII.	Reticence in Literature		Hubert Crackanthorpe	[259]
XVIII.	My Study		Alfred Hayes	[275]
XIX.	A Letter to the Editor		Max Beerbohm	[281]
XX.	An Epigram		William Watson	[289]
XXI.	The Coxon Fund		Henry James	[290]
Art
I.	The Renaissance of Venus	By	Walter Crane	Page [7]
II.	The Lamplighter		A. S. Hartrick	[60]
III.	⎧ The Comedy-Ballet	⎫
IV.	⎨ of	⎪
V.	⎩ Marionettes	⎪
VI.	Garçons de Café	⎬	Aubrey Beardsley	[85]
VII.	The Slippers of Cinderella	⎪
VIII.	Portrait of Madame Réjane	⎭
IX.	A Landscape		Alfred Thornton	[117]
X.	Portrait of Himself	⎫
XI.	A Lady	⎬	P. Wilson Steer	[171]
XII.	A Gentleman	⎭
XIII.	Portrait of Henry James		John S. Sargent, A.R.A.	[191]
XIV.	A Girl Resting		Sydney Adamson	[207]
XV.	The Old Bedford Music Hall	⎫
XVI.	Portrait of Aubrey Beardsley	⎬	Walter Sickert	[220]
XVII.	Ada Lundberg	⎭
XVIII.	An Idyll		W. Brown Mac Dougal	[256]
XIX.	The Old Man's Garden	⎫
XX.	The Quick and the Dead	⎬	E. J. Sullivan	[270]
XXI.	A Reminiscence of “The Transgressor”		Francis Forster	[278]
XXII.	A Study		Bernhard Sickert	[285]
XXIII.	For the Backs of Playing Cards		By Aymer Vallance	[361]

The Yellow Book

Volume II July, 1894

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