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The Accent Problem (The Editor) 65-66
A February Walk (Esperantist 6380) 67
Italian Folklore (Clarence Bicknell) 68
Spanish Proverbs (Esperantist 4686) 68
The Tempest, continued from pages 5, 21, 40 & 56
(translated by A. Motteau) 69
Mateo Falkone (Elise Bauer) 70-72
Tom Bowling (translated by A. Motteau) 72
Various Items of Interest 73
Correspondence Notes 74-75
The Birth of Esperanto (translated by John Ellis) 76-78
Our Holidays (The Editor) 78
The Language of Flowers (Ben Elmy) 79
Two Fables from Lafontaine (O.W. 7074) 79
The Gates of Heaven (J. H. Meyrick) 80
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