| DOUBLE STAR, A | Leroy Titus Weeks | [511] |
| MESSAGE FROM ITALY, A | Margaret Widdemer | [547] |
| Drawing printed in tint by W. T. Benda. | ||
| MARVELOUS MUNCHAUSEN, THE | William Rose Benét | [563] |
| Pictures by Oliver Herford. | ||
| WINGÈD VICTORY. | Victor Whitlock | [596] |
| Photograph and decoration. | ||
| ROYAL MUMMY, TO A | Anna Glen Stoddard | [631] |
| TRIOLET, A | Leroy Titus Weeks | [636] |
| RYMBELS. | ||
| Pictures by Oliver Herford. | ||
| The Girl and the Raspberry Ice. | Oliver Herford | [637] |
| The Yellow Vase. | Charles Hanson Towne | [637] |
| Tragedy. | Theodosia Garrison | [638] |
| “On Revient toujours à Son Premier Amour”. | Oliver Herford | [638] |
| LIMERICKS. | ||
| Text and pictures by Oliver Herford. | ||
| XXXII. The Eternal Feminine. | [639] | |
| XXXIII. Tra-la-Larceny. | [640] | |
THE WHITE LINEN NURSE
HOW RAE MALGREGOR UNDERTOOK GENERAL HEARTWORK FOR A FAMILY OF TWO
BY ELEANOR HALLOWELL ABBOTT
Author of “Molly Make-Believe,” etc.
IN THREE PARTS: PART ONE
THE White Linen Nurse was so tired that her noble expression ached.
Incidentally her head ached and her shoulders ached and her lungs ached, and the ankle-bones of both feet ached excruciatingly; but nothing of her felt permanently incapacitated except her noble expression. Like a strip of lip-colored lead suspended from her poor little nose by two tugging, wire-gray wrinkles, her persistently conscientious sick-room smile seemed to be whanging aimlessly against her front teeth. The sensation was very unpleasant.