November 1901

Articles

• The Solitude of Nathaniel Hawthorne

  “Never lived a man to whom ordinary contact with his fellows was more impossible, and the mysterious solitude in which his fictitious characters move is a mere shadow of his own imperial loneliness of soul.”

  Paul Elmore More

• Europe and America

  Sydney Brooks

• Sea in Autumn

  C. A. Price

• Daniel Webster

  S. W. Mccall

• The Mississippi Valley Organized

  James K. Hosmer

• Reminiscences of a Dramatic Critic

  Henry Austin Clapp

• In Argonne

  Ch. Bastide

• The Lover

  Ellen Duvall

• A Colonial Boyhood

  Kate M. Cone

• To a Crow

  Evelyn Phinney

• Modern Murder Trials and Newspapers

  Charles E. Grinnell

• Audrey

  Mary Johnston

• Recollections of November

  Edward Thomas

• To the Lyric Muse

  Fred Lewis Pattee

• The Rowan Tree

  Katharine Aldrich

• The Four Places of Sorrow

  Ethna Carbery

• Song

  Robert Loveman

• Commonwealth

  Alice Van Vliet

• The Wanderer's Soul

  Anita Fitch

• Moth Joy

  L. Studdiford Mcchesney

• We May Love

  John Vance Cheney

• Allee Same

  Frances Aymar Mathews

• A Reverie Over a Book

• John Fiske's Simplicity

• The Victims

• An Instance of Effrontery

• The Author's First Reverse

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