1890, Volume 50, Issue 4 (The Argosy)

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September 1890

  1. “Oh, Emma,” Implored Annie, in Deep Agitation, “Tell the Truth. You Know it Cannot be Hidden Always,” p. 177, by M. Ellen Staples
  2. The House of Halliwell, Chapters XXIII-XXV, pp. 177-204, by Mrs. Henry Wood, author of “East Lynne”
  3. With the Nightingales at the Vicarage, pp. 205-208, by Alexander H. Japp
  4. The Wind’s Message p. 208, by E. Nesbit
  5. Three Offers, Chapters I-III, pp. 209-225
  6. “This Hurrying Life,” pp. 226-227, by Christian Burke
  7. Fair Normandy, pp. 228-245, by Charles W. Wood, F. R. G. S., author of “Through Holland,” “Letter from Majorca,” etc. etc.
  8. Evening, (from Victor Hugo), p. 245, by C. E. Meetkerke
  9. Lilia Alexandrovna, a Story of Russian Peasant Life, Chapters I-III, pp. 246-259, by F. M. F. Skene
  10. Sonnet, p. 259 by Julia Kavanagh
  11. A Terrible Apparition, pp. 260-263
  12. Misgivings, p. 264, by G. B. Stuart

Submitted by: Riner, Rachael: section 1, Fall 2014

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