... but Miss Woolson is hardly at her best in ite There is a pretty short story called “Joe Gilfillan,” and Dudley Warner's serial reaches its sixth rn The Century. (T. Fisher Unwin). The short article, * Napoleon in Exile,” by Eleanor Price, will attract many ...

... Louvre William Bleok’s story, Judith Shakespeare,” end E P. Boe’s Nature’s Serial Story are continued. In the letter F. Did man has awy pretty pictnrv, while W. H. Gibson’s winter eketohee are llttie game. Charles Reade’e short story oonolnded, end there ...

... POKTBY. PHILLIPS OF PELHAMVILLK- Short the story I say. you will Hear ir, of Phillips FelhamTille. Driver was for many a day Over mile, and miles of the double way. Day and night, in all kinds of weather. He' and the engine dtave together. can fancy this ...

... illustrated interview with Sir Charles and Lady Halle who may congratulated on their escape in the collision on Saturday), a short story, an article by Dr. Mackenzie, the principal of the Royal Academy of Music —all these features are excellent ami promise ...

... opening chapters of new serial, “ The New Rector,” a further instalment of Mr. Conan Doyle’s “ The White Company, and a short story called “ A Study Grey,” the light and amusing order for which this magazine has wellearned reputation, A Forgotten Race ...

... the examination. The syllabus of examination is follows; —1. Composition. Subject selected by the examiner, to write a short story that has been read by the examiner. 2. Dictation and writing, 3. Arithmetic. Application of the simple rules. Practice and ...

... The writer tells some géod stories, which are also not wanting in Mr. C. T. Buckland’s deseription of * Some Indian Insects.” ~ The Cornhill A)Z:yazim- (Smith, Elder and Co.— 6d.), in its November number begins a new short story bi‘ Mrs. Oliphant, entitled ...

... and Mr. G. Wea'horley contributes lutl« poem for each Sunday, which the coii-lre . may real or learn while ’.h* t« always short story for young people • specially. Notwithstanding this liberal provision for the .'Sundays the young, the usual fen’ ares the ...

... and cannot fail awaken sympathy well interest- . , Scribner'* for August 13 fiction number/’ and contains* five complete short stories T. N. Page, T. R. Sullivan. A. A. Hayes, Annie EUot, and J. J. a’Recket. But the chief interest of the current issue will ...

... young boiled alligator is handy distinguishable from veal.” The fiction of themunberiticludosa slight, butrather clever short story, entitled •• A Commonplace Man,” and Mr. Andrew T.ang writes sym|Kithetically about the late Mr. 11. F. Murray, gifted hut ...

... at Dabos,” and Sir William B. Dalby gives I. to HI. “ Dr. Chesterfield’s Letters to his Sou Medicine Career.” There is short story by W. E. Norris, and a long instalment of Stanley J. Weymau’s “ A Gentleman France.” at “The Sign the Ship” Mr. Andrew Long ...

... and so also is The Chatelaine of LaTrinitc. ’ Vida Roeboro, whose work is well known readers of The Century, contributes short story called The Village Alien,” and with Topics of the Time,” “ Ojjen Letters,” drc., very excellent number con- “ The Making ...