Blackwood's Magazine/Volume 146/Issue 885

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BLACKWOOD'S EDINBURGH MAGAZINE

PUBLISHED MONTHLY.


No. DCCCLXXXV.
JULY 1889.
 Vol. CXLVI.


Contents.
The Portrait of Mr W. H. By Oscar Wilde, 1
Scenes from a Silent World—IV. By a Prison Visitor, 22
Natural Emigration. By John Martineau, 36
Lady Baby. Chaps. XXIV.–XXVI., 49
The Partition of the Earth. By Friedrich Schiller. Translated by Sir Theodore Martin, K.C.B., 68
Recent Conversations in a Studio. By W. W. Story, 69
Isfahán to Bushire. Roads and Resources of Southern Persia. By Col. Mark Sever Bell, V.C., R.E., 96
About the Umbrella-Mender: A Study. By Beatrice Harraden, B.A., 122
An Arcadian Summer. The Impressions of an Impressionist.—Conclusion, 132
The Critical Position of Europeans in Central Africa, 144




NEW YORK:

LEONARD SCOTT PUBLICATION COMPANY,

29 PARK ROW.

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