_24._ (Vol. II., No. 10.)
_Oktobro, 1905._
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CONTENTS.
Page
Report of the Congress, Latter Part (A. Blott) 145
Saved from Death (Serial by General George Cox) 149
Notes on the Orient, Part IV. (Col. H. K. Gordon) 150
Sundry Notes 151
Woman, The Incomprehensible (translated by G. C. Law),
continued from page 142 152
Reminiscences, Part X. (Edward Metcalfe, M.A., Oxon) 154
A Poem from Lermontov (translated by R. Frenkel) 155
The Pope is Dead (translated by A. Baissac) 156
The Oak and the Reed (translated from La Fontaine
by A. Motteau) 157
Authoritative Teaching (Martyn Westcott) 158
A True Story (P. Chalmers Taylor) 158
Notes on the Arts (Walter Dexter, R.B.A.) 159
A Snow Peak, Poem (translated by J. Parisot) 159
Field Sports (F. A. Meigh) 160
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