September 1893

Articles

• The Isolation of Life on Prairie Farms

  “The silence of death rests on the vast landscape, save when it is swept by cruel winds that search out every chink and cranny of the buildings, and drive through each unguarded aperture the dry, powdery snow.”

  E. V. Smalley

• His Vanished Star

  Charles Egbert Craddock

• Edwin Booth

  Henry A. Clapp

• Hack and Hew

  Bliss Carman

• A Slip on the Ortler

  Charles Stewart Davison

• A Kitten

  Agnes Repplier

• Wildcat Banking in the Teens

  J. B. Mcmaster

• A Russian Summer Resort

  Isabel F. Hapgood

• Love and Marriage

  Sir Edward Strachey

• Two Quatrains

  Edith M. Thomas and John B. Tabb

• On the St. Augustine Road

  Bradford Torrey

• Nibblings and Browsings

  Fanny D. Bergen

• The Moral Revival in France

  Aline Gorren

• The Technical School and the University

  Francis A. Walker

• Studies in the Correspondence of Petrarch

  Harriet Waters Preston and Louise Dodge

• Some Late Italian Books

• Some Recent American Verse

• Comment on New Books

• The Academician of Life

• Adrift in a Hammock

• The Dim Winds

• Self-Plagiarism

• Nantucket Quakers in France

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