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632 THE POINT OF VIEW-On a Certain Condescension in Reformers-Of Parody -The Solid Earth 633 THE FIELD OF ART-Some Contemporary Young Women Sculptors. 601 Alice Duer Miller 614 Frederic Fairchild Sherman 620 Helen Haines 621 E. 589 Edwin Arlington Robinson 600 Frederic C. 576 Walter Prichard Eaton 577 Amelia Josephine Burr 588 Maurice Hewlett. Woodberry 566 Richard Harding Davis 567 Madison Cawein. (To be continued.) Illustration (frontispiece) by Frank Craig. Poem ROADS Illustrations by Walter King Stone. Poem PEACE MANŒUVRES THE CALL OF THE HEART. Illustrations from Malbone's miniatures, in colors and black and white.
THE ANACHRONISM Illustrations by George Wright. Illustrations from photographs by Kermit Roosevelt and other members of the expedition. (In twelve numbers.) VIII-TO LAKE NAIVASHA. SCRIBNERS MAGAZINE MAY 1910 CONTENTS Drawing by Frank Craig to accompany " Rest Harrow " AFRICAN GAME TRAILS.-AN ACCOUNT OF THE AFRICAN WANDERINGS OF AN AMERICAN HUNTERNATURALIST.
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