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1892 Scribner's Magazine August
by Octave Thanet, Walter Besant, Various
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1892. soft. Good. Scribner s Magazine August 1892 Volume XII Number 2 Publisher-Printing Location: Charles Scribner s Sons New York Date and Numbering: August 1892 Volume XII Number 2 Size and Page Count: soft cover, 230 pages including advertizements 9.5 X 6.5 Condition: Good - some red ink smudges on a few pages and a few illustrations, this magazine has the normal uncut pages that have some edges rolled, the binding very good and pages otherwise very good. Illustrations Information : 45 illustrations , plus those with the advertizements Articles and Information:
This is the annual fiction number of Scribner's. It contains seven stories, four of them handsomely illustrated.
The complete contents are:
I Have Followed the Currents Under the Branches. Frontispiece. Drawn by C. Delort; engraved by F. A. Pettit.
This is the annual fiction number of Scribner's. It contains seven stories, four of them handsomely illustrated.
The complete contents are:
I Have Followed the Currents Under the Branches. Frontispiece. Drawn by C. Delort; engraved by F. A. Pettit.
"Stories of a Western Town"'I. The Besetment of Kurt Lieders.'" By Octave Thanet; illustrated by A. B. Frost.
"Faded Pictures." By 'William Vaughn Moody.
"A Riverside Parish." By Walter Besant. The fifth article in the series on " The Poor in Great Cities." Illustrated by Hugh Thomson.
"Sun in the Willows." By Harrison S. Morns.
"When the Century Came In." By Mrs. Burton Harrison.
"After the Battle." By Edgar Mayhew Bacon.
"Icebergs." By N. S. Shaler. Illustrated by W. L. Taylor; engraving by Heard, Van Ness, Varley, Merrill, E. H. and George Del'Orme.'
As One Having Authority." By H. C. Bunner; illustrated by W. T. Smedley.
"Jack-in-the Box." By T. R. Sullivan.
"Guerin's Centaur." By Mrs. James T. Fields; illustrated by C. Delort; engraving by Peckwell.
"The Triumph of Mary Laviolette." By Duncan Campbell Scott; illustrated by Chester Loomis.
"Children's Nights." By Kate Douglas Wiggin.
"A Little Parable." By Anne Reeve Aldrich.
"How I Sent My Aunt to Baltimore"A True Story." By Charles Stewart Davison.
"Historic Moments: Driving the Last Spike of the Union Pacific." By Sidney Dillon; with illustrations from a photograph.
"The Point of View." 'A Lack of Faith in Literature ' The Deucalion of Tahit 'The Perfect Person in Fiction' 'A Provision for Age.'
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- The Franklin Bookstore
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- Title
- 1892 Scribner's Magazine August
- Author
- Octave Thanet, Walter Besant, Various
- Illustrator
- A. B. Frost
- Format/Binding
- Soft
- Book Condition
- Used - Good
- Quantity Available
- 1
- Date Published
- 1892
- Product_type
- Magazine
- Size
- 9.5 X 6.5
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