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The Golden Book Magazine [v14, #81, September 1931] ed. Frederica Pisek Field (Review of Reviews, 25¢, 100pp+, standard) Details supplied by Denny Lien. 4a · Who’s Who in the Golden Book · Anon. · bg 8a · Authors and Books · F. F. (by Frederica Pisek Field) · br 22a · September · George Elbert Burr · il 23a · East of Suez · Anon. · ar 97-110 · A Lost Lady [Part 1 of 4] · Willa Cather · na The Century Magazine Apr 1923 (+2) 101 · Love’s Secret · William Blake · pm Life of William Blake, Alexander Gilchrist, Macmillan and Co. 1863 109 · The Moon’s the West Wind’s Cooky · Vachel Lindsay · pm 1923 110 · They Studied Love · [Various] · ms (r) 111 · The Maid of the Dauber · Emile Zola; translated by Maxim Lieber · ss Great Stories of All Nations, Brentano’s 1927 114 · Thackeray’s Views on America · William Makepeace Thackeray · ms (r) 115 · So They Say · [Various] · ms (r) 117 · The Elephant Hunter · Arkady Timofeovich Averchenko; translated by A. Fox · ss (r) 119 · Told for the Truth · Cyril Hume · ss Street of the Malcontents and Other Stories, Doran 1927 131 · A Little Course in Lovemaking · Laurence Sterne · ex 1768; from A Sentimental Journey 1768. 132 · Business Was BAD 300 Years Ago · Anon. · ex 1926; from The Fugger News-Letters 1926. 134 · Edmee, or Charity Well Bestowed · Anatole France; translated by Winifred Stephens · ss 1922 137 · La Vache a l’Espionage · H. M. Bateman · ct 1924; from A Mixture 1924. 138-156 · Story of the Young Man with the Cream Tarts · Robert Louis Stevenson · nv London Jun 1878 144 · Love Song, At Once Tender and Informative · Samuel Hoffenstein · pm (r); from Poems in Praise of Practically Nothing 1928. 150 · The Voice That Beautifies the Land: Navajo Song · Anon. · pm (r); from American Indian Love Lyrics 1925. 157 · A Vendetta · Guy de Maupassant · ss Complete Works, Dunne 1903, as “Semillante”; translated from the French (“Une Vendetta”, Le Gaulois, October 14, 1883). 160 · Richard Brinsley Sheridan: The Man Who Was Too Charming · E. M. Butler · ex 1931; from Sheridan, A Ghost Story 1931. 164 · “To-morrow you will live, you always cry...” · Martial; translated by Abraham Cowley · pm (r) 165 · Mr. Copernicus and the Proletariat · H. C. Bunner · ss Short Sixes, Keppler & Schwarzmann 1890 171 · The Two Tartarins [from Tartarin de Tarascon] · Alphonse Daudet · ms (r); translated from the French. 172 · The Empress Catharine and Princess Dashkof · Walter Savage Landor · ss (r); from Imaginary Conversations. 176 · Thoughts on Today · [Various] · ms (r) 177 · The Ancient Roman · Archibald Marshall · ss Simple Stories, G.G. Harrap & Co. 1927 179-195 · The Apple Tree [Part 2 of 2] · John Galsworthy · na Good Housekeeping Jan 1917 (+3) 193 · Too Late · George Meredith · pm (r); from Modern Love 1898. 196 · Quips and Cranks · [Various] · hu (r)

The Golden Book Magazine [v14, #82, October 1931] ed. Frederica Pisek Field (Review of Reviews, 25¢, 98pp+, standard) Details supplied by Denny Lien. 4a · Who’s Who in the Golden Book · Anon. · bg 8a · Authors and Books · F. F. (by Frederica Pisek Field) · br 28a · October · Robert Lawson · il (r) 30a · This Fairy Isle: Bermuda · Roger Shaw · ar 197 · The Shameless Behavior of a Lord · Michael Arlen · ss The Tatler Nov 29 1922 201 · They Didn’t Like the Times · [Various] · ms (r) 202 · Romance in the Life of Hefty Burke · Richard Harding Davis · ss Harper’s New Monthly Magazine Jan 1893 212 · On the Art of Advertising · Samuel Johnson · ms 1759 213 · Quips and Cranks · [Various] · hu (r) 214 · From Madrid to Moscow · Caran d’Ache · ct (r) 215 · So They Say · [Various] · ms (r) 217 · The Nostalgic Ram · Mikhail Evgrafovich Saltykov; translated by Jacob Chaitkin · ss (r) 220 · A Backstairs View of Sir Walter Scott [from “Memoirs of William Dalgleish, Butler to Sir Walter Scott”] · William Dalgleish; edited by G. E. Mitton · ex The Cornhill Magazine Jun 1931 (+2) 224-237 · The Captain’s Doll · D. H. Lawrence · na The Ladybird; The Fox; The Captain’s Doll, Martin Secker 1923 235 · Mountain Water · Sara Teasdale · pm (r); from Dark of the Moon 1925. 237 · The Ten Books I Reread Most · J. C. Grey · ms 238 · The Fable of the Two Mandolin Players and the Willing Performer · George Ade · ss Fables in Slang, Herbert S. Stow 1900 241 · The Kennel · Maurice Level; translated by Alys Eyre Macklin · ss Hearst’s Magazine Aug 1920; translated from the French (“Le Chenil”, Le Journal, 1906). 244 · Tell Him, O Night (“from the Arabian”) · Anon. · pm (r) 245 · The Garden of Proserpine · Algernon Charles Swinburne · pm (r) 246-263 · The Withered Arm · Thomas Hardy · nv Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Jan 1888 251 · Love Me or Not · Thomas Campion · pm (r) 264 · George Sand: Sentimental Minerva · Mary Letha Elting · bg 1929 269 · A Ghost of the Sierras · Bret Harte · ss The Sun Mar 3 1878 274 · The Traveling Man · Lady Gregory · pl Seven Short Plays, Maunsel and Company 1909 280 · A Lost Lady [Part 2 of 4] · Willa Cather · na The Century Magazine Apr 1923 (+2)

The Golden Book Magazine [v14, #83, November 1931] ed. Frederica Pisek Field (Review of Reviews, 25¢, 96pp+, standard) Details supplied by Denny Lien. 4a · Who’s Who in the Golden Book · Anon. · bg 12a · Authors and Books · F. F. (by Frederica Pisek Field) · br 30a · November · Louis Logowick · il (r) 295 · Chances of the Street · Don Marquis · ss (r); from Carter 1921. 300 · Definitions · [Various] · ms (r) 301 · So They Say · [Various] · ms (r) 303-312 · Flush of Gold · Jack London · ss The Grand Magazine of Fiction Apr 1908 306 · Advice · [Various] · ms (r) 307 · More Advice · [Various] · ms (r) 312 · Arabesques · Joaquin M. Bartrina; translated by Seymour G. Link · pm (r) 313 · The Background · “Saki” · ss The Chronicles of Clovis, John Lane 1911 315 · The Ideal Lover · Oscar Wilde · ex 1893; from A Woman of No Importance 1893. 316 · Today’s Despairing Hamlets · Paul Valéry; translated by Malcolm Cowley · ar Variety 1927 319-333 · Classified · Edna Ferber · ss Cosmopolitan Nov 1924 324 · On America · [Various] · ms (r) 325 · Off America · [Various] · ms (r) 329 · The Hill · Rupert Brooke · pm Collected Poems, John Lane 1916 333 · Creditors and Debtors · Francois Rabelais · ex (r); from Gargantua and Pantagruel. 334-347 · The Brute · Joseph Conrad · ss The Daily Chronicle Dec 5 1906 340 · Understanding James Joyce · James Joyce · ex (r); from Finnegans Wake. 341 · Ask Humpty-Dumpty, He Knows · Lewis Carroll · ex (r); from Through the Looking Glass. 347 · Quips and Cranks · [Various] · hu (r) 348 · Mickey Mouse’s Musical Career · Walt Disney · ct (r); from The Adventures of Mickey Mouse 1931. 349 · How Does It Feel to Be Free? · Manuel Komroff · ss The Atlantic Monthly Sep 1925 352 · Walls · Fredericka V. Blanckner · pm (r) 353 · Falmenca · Anon.; translated by Harry F. Cunningham · ss (r) 358 · The Man Against the Sky · Edwin Arlington Robinson · ex 1921; from The Man Against the Sky 1921. 359 · Lord Byron’s Last Great Adventure · Edward J. Trelawny · ex 1858; from Recollections of the Last Days of Shelley and Byron 1858. 364 · Love and Bread · August Strindberg · ss Short Story Classics (Foreign), ed. William Patten, P.F. Collier 1907 371 · Jenny Kissed Me · Leigh Hunt · pm Monthly Chronicle Nov 1838 372 · Salted Almonds, or, Playing the Game · F. Anstey · pl Salted Almonds, Smith, Elder 1906 375 · The Best Sellers of Thirty Years · [Various] · ms (r) 376-389 · A Lost Lady [Part 3 of 4] · Willa Cather · na The Century Magazine Apr 1923 (+2) 387 · Sonnet 104 (“To me, fair friend, you never can be old”) · William Shakespeare · pm Shake-speares Sonnets, Thomas Thorpe 1609 389 · “None shall part us from each other...” [from Iolanthe] · W. S. Gilbert · pm Hitchcock Publishing Co. 1882 390 · Mexico Is Rediscovered · George Brandt · ar

The Golden Book Magazine [v14, #84, December 1931] ed. Frederica Pisek Field (Review of Reviews, 25¢, 92pp+, standard) Details supplied by Denny Lien. 4a · Authors and Books · F. F. (by Frederica Pisek Field) · br 26a · December · F. L. Griggs · il (r) 30a · Mediterranean Shores · George Brandt · ar 391-401 · Honor: A Love Story · Arnold Bennett · ss The Story-teller Jul 1930 395 · The Cherry Tree · F. W. Gordon · pm The Forum 1928 402 · The Work of Art · Anton Chekhov; translated by Constance Garnett · ss 1921; translated from the Russian. 404 · The Ruined Maid · Thomas Hardy · pm Poems of the Past and Present, Harper & Bros. 1901 405 · So They Say · [Various] · ms (r) 407 · A Struggle for Life · Thomas Bailey Aldrich · ss The Atlantic Monthly Jul 1867, uncredited 413 · A Small Confession · Jean Jacques Rousseau · ex (r); from The Confessions. 414 · Old Thoughts for Christmas · Christopher Morley · ar (r); from Essays 1927. 417 · The Doll in the Pink Silk Dress · Leonard Merrick · ss The Saturday Evening Post Oct 30 1909 426 · Authors’ Own Recipes for Authorship · [Various] · ms (r) 427 · A Twilight Adventure [Uncle Abner] · Melville Davisson Post · ss Metropolitan Magazine Apr 1914 434 · “An’ wot did you s’y?” · George Belcher · ct (r); from Characters. 435-438 · The Psychology of Clothes · John Carl Flugel · ex 1930; from The Psychology of Clothes 1930. 436 · Fashion Notes · [Various] · ms (r) 437 · More Fashion Notes · [Various] · ms (r) 439-451 · The Etruscan Vase · Prosper Merimee · ss (r); translated from the French (La Revue de Paris, 1830). 443 · “Hath any loved you well...” · Marie de France; translated by Arthur O’Shaughnessy · pm (r) 447 · Women and Marriage · [Various] · ms (r) 452 · Dickens’ “Barnaby Rudge” · Edgar Allan Poe · ar Graham’s Lady’s and Gentleman’s Magazine Feb 1842 [Charles Dickens] 453 · The Duel with the Cannon · Victor Hugo · ss (r) 459 · The Greatest Love Sonnets of the World, Petrach to Laura · Petrarch; translated by Joseph Auslander · pm 1931 460 · Christmas Decorations · E. V. Lucas · ss (r); from A Little of Everything 1912. 462 · Makers of History · [Various] · ms (r) 463-479 · A Lost Lady [Part 4 of 4] · Willa Cather · na The Century Magazine Apr 1923 (+2) 471 · Joy · Robinson Jeffers · pm (r); from The Roan Stallion 1925. 479 · Quips and Cranks · [Various] · hu (r) 480 · Who’s Who in the Golden Book · Anon. · bg

The Golden Book Magazine [v15, #85, January 1932] ed. Frederica Pisek Field (Review of Reviews, 25¢, 96+30pp, standard) Details supplied by Denny Lien. 4a · Our Authors · Anon. · cl 8a · Authors and Books · F. F. (by Frederica Pisek Field) · br 20a · From the New Books · [Various] · ms (r) 26a · January: The Shooting Star · R. C. Peter · il (r); from Fine Prints of the Year for 1928. 1-10 · Night of Hate · Rafael Sabatini · ts The Premier Magazine Nov 1916 5 · Winter Fields and Woods · Robert Frost · pm (r); from A Boy’s Will. 10 · Suggestions for Resolutions · [Various] · ms (r) 11 · So They Say · [Various] · ms (r) 13 · Abandoned · Guy de Maupassant · ss (r); translated from the French. 18-30 · Messer Marco Polo [Part 1 of 3] · Donn Byrne · sl 1921 25 · The Business Man Makes Love (“’Tis true, ’tis day...”) · John Donne · pm (r) 31 · Reaping the Whirlwind of the Peace Treaty · John Maynard Keynes · ar (r); from The Economic Consequences of the Peace, 1919. 33 · An Author Being Himself · Hugh Walpole · cl 34 · A Matter-of-Fact Fairy Tale · A. A. Milne · ss (r); from Those Were the Days. 39 · The Lady Takes It to Court in 1715 · Montesquieu · ex (r) 40-55 · One Head Well Done · John D. Swain · nv Top-Notch Magazine Nov #1 1930 44 · Admissions · [Various] · ms (r) 45 · More Admissions · [Various] · ms (r) 55 · Mr. Jingle’s Sagacious Dog · Charles Dickens · ex The Posthumous Papers of the Pickwick Club, Chapman & Hall 1837 56 · Skippy and the Skater [Skippy] · Percy L. Crosby · ct (r); from Skippy. 57 · The Tiredness of Rosabel · Katherine Mansfield · ss Little Girl and Other Stories, Knopf 1924 61 · How a Babbit Became a Sage · Vlas Doroshevitch; translated by Leon Saunders · ss (r) 64 · The Black Door · Gordon Seagrove · ss Life Sep 23 1915 65 · Lewis Carroll’s Nonsense Letters and His “Hunting of the Snark” · Lewis Carroll · lt (r) 69-81 · The Song of Love Triumphant · Ivan Turgeniev; translated by Constance Garnett · ss Dream Tales and Prose Poems, Macmillan 1897 73 · Pawnbrokers · Marguerite Wilkinson · pm 1926 76 · Clues · [Various] · ms (r) 77 · More Clues · [Various] · ms (r) 82 · Electra · Euripedes; translated by Gilbert Murray · ex (r) 88 · The Saxophone · William Bolitho · ms (r) 89 · The Night-Doings at “Deadman’s” · Ambrose Bierce · ss London Sketch-Book Mar 1874, as “The Strange Night-Doings at Deadman’s” 94 · At the Year’s End · [Various] · ms (r) 95 · Mrs. Liardet · Louis Becke · ss The Ebbing of the Tide, T. Fisher Unwin 1895 27a · Galvinized Corpses · Joseph Conrad · ex (r) 28a · Quips and Cranks · [Various] · hu (r) 30a · Sun-Chasing · Roger Shaw · ar

The Golden Book Magazine [v15, #86, February 1932] ed. Frederica Pisek Field (Review of Reviews, 25¢, 96+30pp, standard) Details supplied by Denny Lien. 4a · Authors and Books · F. F. (by Frederica Pisek Field) · br 15a · The Best Humor of the Month · [Various] · ct 18a · My Scotties · Marguerite Kirmse · il (r) 97 · The Romance of a Busy Broker · O. Henry · ss The (New York) Sunday World Mar 13 1904 99 · If the Heart of a Man Is Depressed · John Gay · pm (r); from The Beggar’s Opera. 100 · To My Valentine · [Various] · ms (r) 101-112 · The Pasquinade [Cesare Borgia] · Rafael Sabatini · ss Gunter’s Magazine Feb 1910 105 · The Lover in Winter Plaineth for the Spring: “O Western wind...” · Anon. · pm (r) 112 · Song of Troilus · Petrarch; translated by Geoffrey Chaucer · pm (r) 113 · So They Say · [Various] · ms (r) 115 · An Author Being Himself · Hugh Walpole · cl 116 · Iron Dice at Waterloo · Stefan Zweig; translated by Eden & Cedar Paul · ar (r); from Fateful Hours 1932. 124 · Rodolfe Meets Emma Bovary · Gustave Flaubert · ex (r); from Madame Bovary. 125 · Captains All · W. W. Jacobs · ss The Strand Magazine Jun 1905 131 · The Mental Approach to Love · [Various] · ms (r) 132 · Nonsense Verse and Even More Nonsensical Pictures · Gelett Burgess · pm (r); from The Burgess Nonsense Book 1901. 134-143 · The King of the Cats · Stephen Vincent Benét · ss Harper’s Bazar Feb 1929 139 · The Lure of Mystery · [Various] · ms (r) 144 · Quips and Cranks · Tyler Mason · hu 145 · The Devil’s Wager · William Makepeace Thackeray · ss Fraser’s Magazine 1836 151 · Before Breakfast · Eugene O’Neill · pl 1916 156 · A Love Letter from Rome · Pliny · lt (r) 157 · A Little Mistake · Michael Zoschenko; translated by Hersh Rosenfeld · ss 159 · Some Intimate Letters of George Washington · George Washington · lt (r) 162 · The Original Hatchet Story · Parson Weems · bg (r) 163 · The Red House · Honoré de Balzac · ss (r) 177 · Remembered from the Play · [Various] · ms (r) 178 · Messer Marco Polo [Part 2 of 3] · Donn Byrne · sl 1921 185 · Madman’s Song · Elinor Wylie · pm Nets to Catch the Wind, Harcourt, Brace and Company 1921 189 · A Former Life · Charles Baudelaire; translated by F. P. Sturm · pm 1919 190 · Our Authors · Anon. · cl 191 · Building Boulder Dam · Arthur Brisbane · ar 1931, as “The Newest City”; published in his “Today” column, syndicated to the Hearst newspapers.

The Golden Book Magazine [v15, #87, March 1932] ed. Frederica Pisek Field (Review of Reviews, 25¢, 96+8pp, standard) Details supplied by Denny Lien. 4a · Authors and Books · F. F. (by Frederica Pisek Field) · br 193-214 · The Monk and the Dancer · Arthur Cosslett Smith · nv 1900 203 · Humoresque · Alice Corbin Henderson · pm Poetry 214 · The Tryst · Walter de la Mare · pm To-Day Aug 1917 215 · So They Say · [Various] · ms (r) 217 · Madame de Luzy · Anatole France; translated by Frederic Chapman · ex (r); from Mother of Pearl 1924. 220 · The World’s Greatest Novelist · Marc Connelly & George S. Kaufman · ex (r); from The Beggar on Horseback. 221 · The Fable of the Sinking Ship · Robert Louis Stevenson · ss (r) 222 · Catch Words · [Various] · ms (r) 223 · A Rose for Emily · William Faulkner · ss The Forum Apr 1930 229 · The Benchley-Whittier Correspondence · Robert C. Benchley · hu (r); from Love Conquers All 1922. 231 · The Story of Sutter’s Gold · Stefan Zweig; translated by Eden & Cedar Paul · ex (r); from Fateful Hours of History 1932. 237 · The Front Page: What Was News Twenty Years Ago · [Various] · ms (r) 238 · The Gridiron · Samuel Lover · ss Legends and Stories of Ireland, W.F. Wakeman 1831 242 · From Ameiel’s Intimate Journal · Henri F. Amiel; translated by Mrs. Humphry Ward · ms (r) 243-246 · A Great Love · Dorothy Canfield Fisher · vi The Outlook Feb 8 1922, as by Dorothy Canfield 245 · Women on Men · [Various] · ms (r) 246 · Arabesque · Joaquin M. Bartrina; translated by Seymour G. Link · pm (r) 247 · An Author Being Himself · Hugh Walpole · cl 248-256 · The Chola Widow · Herman Melville · ss (r); from The Encantadas 1854. 255 · To One in Paradise · Edgar Allan Poe · pm Southern Literary Messenger Jul 1835 256 · A Fable · Barry Pain · hu (r); from The Blinded Soldiers and Sailors Gift Book 1916. 257 · Skull Makes the Man · Thomas Love Peacock · ex (r); from Headlong Hall. 258 · The Real Story of the Gettysburg Address · Joseph Tausek · ar 263 · The Ribs and the Cover: a Japanese Comedy · Anon.; translated by S. Sakanishi · pl 266 · An Adventure of the King’s Court · Alexandre Dumas; translated by Mary Letha Elting · ex (r); from Twenty Years After. 272-283 · Messer Marco Polo [Part 3 of 3] · Donn Byrne · sl 1921 281 · Youth’s Aspirations · Matthew Arnold · pm (r) 284 · Boners of Great Men · [Various] · ms (r) 285 · Humor of the Month · [Various] · ct 287 · Our Authors · Anon. · cl