_Novembro, 1905._
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CONTENTS.
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The Congress of 1906 161
Notes on the Orient, Part V. (by Col. H. K. Gordon) 162
A Double Acrostic (by Clarence Bicknell) 163
Woman, The Incomprehensible
(translated by G. C. Law), concluded 164
Jacko (by E. W.) 165
Boulogne Reminiscences (by Clarence Bicknell) 168
The Caucasus, a Poem (translated by A. Nippa) 168
Our Land, Live On, Poems (by 4686) 169
The Esperanto Subjunctive
(by R. J. Lloyd, D. Lit., M.A., F.R.S.E.) 170
Buddha, The Sower (by A. Simon) 171
Reminiscences, Part XI. (by E. Metcalfe, M.A., Oxon) 172
Saved from Death, Serial
(by General George Cox), concluded 174
The Congress Committee 176
The Inferno of Dante (by D. H. Lambert, B.A.) 176
Last Rose of Summer (by A. Grabowski) 176
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