1912 | Page 2 of 19 | Harper's Magazine

Note.—Mark Twain was always interested in those psychic phenomena which we call dreams. His own sleep fancies were likely to be vivid, and it was his habit to recall them…

My quest in the Arctic (first paper)

by Vilhjalmur Stefansson,

Children in fiction

by Richard Le Gallienne,

Not edible

by Harper’s Staff,

A matter of spelling

by Harper’s Staff,

The train

by H.W. (Harriet Works) Corley,

The consequence

Drawn by John C. Conacher,

There are others

by Harper’s Staff,

Proof positive

by Harper’s Staff,

The Indian never forgets

Drawn by Will Allen,

Good climbers

by Harper’s Staff,

Modern methods

by Harper’s Staff,

Protection

by Harper’s Staff,

Too much

by Harper’s Staff,

Editor’s drawer

Drawn by A.B. Walker,

Experienced

by Harper’s Staff,

When Greek meets Greek

by Harper’s Staff,

Art versus matrimony

by Edna M. Owings,

Frigid

by Harper’s Staff,

No chances

by Harper’s Staff,

Monarch

by Burges Johnson,

One way

by Harper’s Staff,

Archive: 1912

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The enchanted ball

The philosopher and the blue balloon

Neighbors of the winter night

The master

A girl’s recollections of Rubinstein

The last sleep

Doing the Dollivers

The Abbey mason

My Platonic Sweetheart

My quest in the Arctic (first paper)

Children in fiction

Not edible

A matter of spelling

The train

The consequence

There are others

Proof positive

The Indian never forgets

Good climbers

Modern methods

Protection

Too much

Editor’s drawer

Experienced

When Greek meets Greek

Art versus matrimony

Frigid

No chances

Monarch

One way

December 1912

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