Editor's Notes 113-114
Esperanto and Teaching (Professor Carlo Bourlet) 115-117
Adventure of Count Fathom (translated by D. H. Lambert) 118-119
Naughty Eppie (translated by G. C. Law) 119
The Holy Fire (Edward Metcalfe, M.A. Oxon.) 120-121
Logic and Instinct (Ben Elmy) 122-123
The Birthplace (Paul Mathews, M.A.) 123
The Tempest, continued (translated by A. Motteau) 124
Back to the Mountains (Clarence Bicknell) 125
Correspondence Page 126
A Welsh Tale (E.W.) 127
Sundry Items of Interest 128
Instinct or Intelligence. A further Proof (by O.W., 7,074) 128
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