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Volume 37, Number 2, 1994Table of Contents
- Gissing Letters IV
- pp. 208-211
- Mansfield Letters, III
- pp. 211-215
- Black Tears
- pp. 215-220
- Wells's Doctor Moreau
- pp. 220-224
- Hardy and Literary Theory
- pp. 224-226
- Hardy's Hidden Text
- pp. 226-229
- Helen and Olivia Rossetti
- pp. 229-231
- Auden's Poetry
- pp. 231-234
- Consciousness in Modern Poetry
- pp. 234-237
- Two Views of Modernism
- pp. 237-242
- Yeats Shaping Reality
- pp. 242-246
- Anglo-Arabian Travel Writers
- pp. 246-251
- An 1890s Encyclopedia
- pp. 251-253
- Precursors of Modern Poetry
- pp. 257-260
- Success in Circuit Lies
- pp. 264-268
- Scholes and Joyce
- pp. 274-277
- An Irish Politician
- pp. 277-279
- Books Received
- pp. 279-280
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