December 1894

Articles

• Dr. Holmes

  “His good-natured raillery undermined conventions rather than sapped faith, and his wit was an acid which had no mordant power on that which was genuine.”

  Horace Elisha Scudder

• Christmas Eve and Christmas Day at an English Country House

  “Imagination is far from being feebler than it was in the days of our fathers; the very sciences which have compelled it to give up so many of its old forms of expression have provided for it new forms not less worthy.”

  Sir Edward Strachey

• The Trumpeter: In Two Parts. Part Two

  Mary Hallock Foote

• Ghosts

  Agnes Repplier

• The Lark-Songs

  M. A. De Wolfe Howe Jr.

• An Old-Time Sorosis

  Henry Baldwin

• In Jackson's Administration

  Lucy Lee Pleasants

• Reginald Pole: In Two Parts. Part Two

  Harriet Waters Preston and Louise Dodge

• The Christmas Angel

  Harriet Lewis Bradley

• Venice

  Samuel V. Cole

• To an English Friend

  Franklin Eastman

• The New Criticism of Genius

  Aline Gorren

• Some Personal Reminiscences of Walter Pater

  William Sharp

• Literary Love-Letters: A Modern Account

  Robert W. Herrick

• Suggestions on the Architecture of Schoolhouses

  C. Howard Walker

• Travels Here and There

• Some Recent Studies of the Sicilian People

• Comment on New Books

• Horse-Car Psychics

• Under the Golden Rose

• The Marchioness

• A Lady Tramp

• Franklin's "Our Lady of Auteuil"

• As Others See