McClure’s Magazine

September, 1893.

Vol. I. No. 4

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Edward E. Hale. The Man with a Country. By Herbert D. Ward.	[291]
How Cassie Saved the Spoons. By Annie Howells Fréchette.	[301]
Surrender. By Gertrude Hall.	[308]
“Human Documents.”	[309]
Dreams Go By Contraries. By George H. Jessop.	[318]
The Tables Turned. By William Wordsworth.	[326]
Pasteur at Home. By Ida M. Tarbell.	[327]
Hugh Brontë’S Courtship. By Doctor William Wright.	[341]
The Legend of the Elephant and the Lion. By Henry M. Stanley.	[351]
Song. By Thomas Carew.	[355]
The Life and Experiences of an Engineer of a Limited Express. By Cleveland Moffett.	[356]
Among the Gorillas. By R. L. Garner.	[364]

Illustrations

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Residence of Edward Everett Hale.	[292]
Sitting-Room.	[294]
Highland Street, With the Hale Place on the Right.	[295]
Doctor Hale in His Study.	[296]
The Library.	[298]
The Dining-Room.	[299]
E. E. Hale in 1847. From a Painting By Richard Hinsdale.	[300]
Emperor William of Germany.	[310]
Eugene Field.	[314]
Colonel Albert A. Pope.	[316]
The Statue of Jupille.	[327]
The Pasteur Institute.	[328]
The Lodge.	[329]
M. Pasteur in His Salon.	[330]
The House at Dôle.	[331]
M. Pasteur at Thirty.	[332]
At the Jubilee of M. Pasteur.	[333]
Portraits of M. Pasteur.	[334]
A Group of Patients.	[336]
The Library.	[337]
M. Roux.	[337]
Dosing the Virus.	[338]
Dr. Metchnikoff in His Laboratory.	[339]
Filling the Syringes.	[339]
The Rabbits’ Quarters.	[340]
“The Flyer” Leaving the Grand Central Station, New York City.	[357]