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IV Contents. King Solomon’s Opal . ; ‘ ‘ Lady Caramel’s Garden Party Lee, the Letter-Man. By JOHNNY LupLow Life and Death ., Mine and Countermine Mother’s Prayer, A My Lady’s Gems . Mysterious Visitor, A. Byithe Author of “ Bast LYNNE! Night and Morning , One of the World’s Sacrifices One Woman’s Treachery Parted . ‘ Passages from the Tile ofa “Matr, on in 1 Olden Times. Playing with Edged Tools . Seeing a Ghost . ‘ ae 8 , Summoned to Save. : . , ‘ . ; Sunday Out . ‘ ; ; , . Yewtree Walk, The . POETRY. Night and Morning . ‘ : , ‘ ° I would be a Shakespeare. By EMMA RHODES Bertha’s Spinning Wheel. By JANE DIXON The Churchyard by the Sea ‘ . Life and Death ... : ‘ Bitter Words. By C. M. GEMMER Coral Reefs . é : ; ; : ‘ ‘ : The Yewtree Walk . : ‘ ‘ ; ; ‘ Parted . : , My Lady’s Gems. By A. E.G. . A Mother’s Prayer ‘ The Holly Tree . ; . ILLUSTRATIONS. By M. ELLEN EDWARDS. Grace’s Letter. “ Alice looked up Enquiringly.” The Wise Woman. At Peestum. Grace’s Visitor. In the Library at Lowlevels. PAGE 347 35 460 185 393 400 / 380 501 299 I40 & 489 194. 381 490 * 266 186 a) ; » 139 ; 160 gr 185 » 219 © 265 e 298 » 489 380 400 comiicbooks.conm