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Scribners 51.6 (1912-06)

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Extent:
228 p.; 24.1 x 16.5 cm

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No Copyright - United States
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Collection is open for research.

Table of Contents

  • Contents: C-C
  • Front Advertisements: adv2-adv32
  • The Sheriff (Wyeth, N. C.): Frontispiece-Frontispiece
  • Hunting the Big Bear on Montague Island (Sheldon, Charles): 641-655
  • The Good Enchantment of Charles Dickens (Van Dyke, Henry): 656-665
  • Cobalt Bloom: A Story of the North Country (Synon, Mary): 666-672
  • Henry Caro-Delvaille (Brinton, Christian): 672-683
  • New Wine in an Old Bottle (Harper, George McLean): 685-690
  • The Heart of the Hills. VIII-X (Fox, John): 691-701
  • From the Roofs (Marsh, George T.): 702-703
  • Ying (French, Lillie Hamilton): 704-712
  • Vesperal (Whitmore, Charles E.): 712-712
  • A Marseilles Bouillabaisse (Huard, Frances Wilson): 713-720
  • The Convictions of a Grandfather. XI-XII (Grant, Robert): 721-731
  • Witching Hill Stories. Under Arms. V (Hornung, E. W.): 732-742
  • A Sun-Dial (Sherman, Frank Dempster): 742-742
  • The Turnstile. XXXIII-XXXVII (Mason, A. E. W.): 743-760
  • The Point of View: 760-763
  • The Field of Art. Two Flemish Primitives (Mather, Frank Jewett): 764-768
  • Back Advertisements: adv33-H

Citation

"Scribners 51.6 (1912-06)" (1912). Modernist Journals Project. Brown Digital Repository. Brown University Library. https://repository.library.brown.edu/studio/item/bdr:498064/

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