AustLit

Only literary material by Australian authors individually indexed.

Other material in this issue includes:

• First Page Picture: 'Cricket Verses' (unattributed), [81].
• Poetry: 'Australian Cricketers' from Some Cover Shots : A Cricket Anthology by British children's author, J. N. P. [John Nix Pentelow] (1872-1931), [81]; 'Good Days' by English writer E. V. Lucas (1868-1938), [81]; 'Lucky Lads' by English poet Norman Gale (1862-1942), 82; 'Rosabelle' from The Lay of the East Minstrel by Scottish author Sir Walter Scott (q.v.), with illus. 'A Ruined Castle in Scotland : Tantalion Castle, Haddingtonshire', 87-88; 'My Youth' by German poet Goethe (1749-1832), 91; 'Cruelty to Animals' by English poet William Cowper (1731-1800), with illus. 'Wanting Sensibility', 92-93; 'Frolic' by Irish author A. E., pen-name of George William Russell (1867-1935), 94.
• Drama: 'Orlando Insists' (unattributed), [from As You Like It by English playwright William Shakespeare (q.v.)], with illus. from the Leopold Shakespeare (Cassell, 1877), 82-84.
• Prose: 'Getting up on Cold Mornings' by English essayist Leigh Hunt (1784-1859), with illus. 'Winter Scene at Corryong, North-eastern Victoria', 84-86; 'A Great Scholar' by English essayist Thomas de Quincey (1785-1859), 88; 'The Passing of Man' from an interview with Russian novelist Turgenev (q.v.) in Notes from a Diary by Scottish statesman Sir Mountstuart E. Grant Duff, with illus. 'The Alps and Mont Blanc', 94.
• Fiction: 'Zadig the Wise' by French author Voltaire, pen-name of Francois Marie Arouet (1694-1778), with illus. 'The Grand Vizier and the Chief Attendant did not doubt', 89-90; 'Far from the Madding Crowd' [from A Night Among the Pines] by Scottish author R. L. Stevenson (q.v.), 93.
• History: 'Early Ballarat' from History of Australia and New Zealand (1907) by Australian educationalist [George] Sutherland (q.v.), with illus. 'Old-time Alluvial Diggings, Victoria', 91-92.
• Non-Fiction: 'Victoria's New Governor : Sportsman and Soldier' with illus. 'Lord Somers' (Arthur Herbert Tennyson) (1887-1944), with portrait of the Governor, 95; 'Letters from Villers-Bretonneux', from the Villiers-Bretonneux Council's Minute Book and from 'The Pupils of the Boy's School at Villers-Bretonneux', with photograph: 'Some Boys of Villers-Bretonneux', 95-96.