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  • The Century Magazine
    , July 1912, pp. 336-338 - PDF
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    1. [+] Issues of the 1870s
      = 10 Years, 110 Issues, 2,884 Articles
      1. [+] Issues of the 1880s
        = 10 Years, 120 Issues, 3,967 Articles
        1. [+] Issues of the 1890s
          = 10 Years, 120 Issues, 4,060 Articles
          1. [+] Issues of the 1900s
            = 10 Years, 117 Issues, 3,809 Articles
            1. [–] Issues of the 1910s
              = 10 Years, 106 Issues, 2,840 Articles
              1. [+] Issues of 1910
                = 12 Issues, 404 Articles
                1. [+] Issues of 1911
                  = 12 Issues, 415 Articles
                  1. [–] Issues of 1912
                    = 10 Issues, 339 Articles
                    1. [+] January 1912 Issue
                      = 35 Articles
                      1. [+] February 1912 Issue
                        = 32 Articles
                        1. [+] March 1912 Issue
                          = 43 Articles
                          1. [+] April 1912 Issue
                            = 36 Articles
                            1. [+] May 1912 Issue
                              = 36 Articles
                              1. [+] June 1912 Issue
                                = 33 Articles
                                1. [–] July 1912 Issue
                                  = 31 Articles
                                  1. "For a Good Boy" by J.J. Bell, pp. 325-335 - PDF
                                  2. The Fairy Omnibus by Hilaire Belloc, pp. 336-338 - PDF
                                  3. Rebel Talk (1775) by Horatio Winslow, p. 339 - PDF
                                  4. A Master of Make-Believe by Christian Brinton, pp. 340-352 - PDF
                                  5. Stella Maris by William J. Locke, pp. 353-368 - PDF
                                  6. Everybody's St. Francis by Maurice Francis Egan, pp. 369-379 - PDF
                                  7. Hidden Heritage by Edith M. Thomas, p. 380 - PDF
                                  8. The Yes-Man by Freeman Tilden, pp. 381-389 - PDF
                                  9. Sight to the Blind by Lucy Furman, pp. 390-397 - PDF
                                  10. Germany as a Sea Power by W.H. Beehler, pp. 398-407 - PDF
                                  11. The Olympic Idea by William Milligan Sloane, pp. 408-414 - PDF
                                  12. Even Threes by Owen Johnson, pp. 415-426 - PDF
                                  13. A Venezuelan Gavroche by Charles Johnson Post, pp. 427-437 - PDF
                                  14. Fifteen by Hermann Hagedorn, p. 438 - PDF
                                  15. The Caveman as Artist by George Grant MacCurdy, pp. 439-448 - PDF
                                  16. The Joy of Effort by Charles Wharton Stork, p. 449 - PDF
                                  17. Children of the Danish Heath by Jacob A. Riis, pp. 450-454 - PDF
                                  18. A Lee Shore, off Soap-an'-Water by Norman Duncan, pp. 455-467 - PDF
                                  19. Finerty on Presidents by Charles D. Stewart, pp. 468-470 - PDF
                                  20. "Bushido" for America, pp. 471-472 - PDF
                                  21. The Socialist Party on Record Against Lawlessness, p. 473 - PDF
                                  22. Large Fortunes and the Imagination, pp. 473-474 - PDF
                                  23. On a Sabbatical Year in Authorship by Grace Denio Litchfield, pp. 475-476 - PDF
                                  24. Bathing-Beach Etiquette (Cartoon) by C.F. Peters, p. 477 - PDF
                                  25. Ballade of the Household Page by Corinne Rockwell Swain, p. 478 - PDF
                                  26. A Fellow-Feeling (Cartoon) by J.R. Shaver, p. 478 - PDF
                                  27. When Trouble Comes Round by Joe Cone, p. 478 - PDF
                                  28. Old Daddy Do-Funny's Wisdom Jingles by Ruth McEnery Stuart, p. 478 - PDF
                                  29. The Cockatoo by Oliver Herford, p. 479 - PDF
                                  30. The Delsartian Eel by Oliver Herford, pp. 480-481 - PDF
                                  31. The Artist in Wax Fruit by Anna Whelan Betts, p. 482 - PDF
                                2. [+] August 1912 Issue
                                  = 31 Articles
                                  1. [+] September 1912 Issue
                                    = 29 Articles
                                    1. [+] October 1912 Issue
                                      = 33 Articles
                                    2. [+] Issues of 1913
                                      = 2 Issues, 48 Articles
                                      1. [+] Issues of 1914
                                        = 12 Issues, 360 Articles
                                        1. [+] Issues of 1915
                                          = 12 Issues, 300 Articles
                                          1. [+] Issues of 1916
                                            = 12 Issues, 301 Articles
                                            1. [+] Issues of 1917
                                              = 12 Issues, 286 Articles
                                              1. [+] Issues of 1918
                                                = 12 Issues, 226 Articles
                                                1. [+] Issues of 1919
                                                  = 10 Issues, 161 Articles
                                                2. [+] Issues of the 1920s
                                                  = 9 Years, 96 Issues, 1,892 Articles
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