| PAGE | | A. C. Swinburne | 1 | | Lord Roberts | 32 | | Theodore Watts-Dunton as the “Ogre of the ‘AthenÆum’” | 67 | | Why Theodore Watts-Dunton published only two books | 84 | | Theodore Watts-Dunton as an Amateur in Authorship and as a Good Fellow | 102 | | One Aspect of the Many-sidedness of Theodore Watts-Dunton | 111 | | The Last Days of Theodore Watts-Dunton | 126 | | When Stephen Phillips read | 139 | | Edward Whymper as I Knew Him | 149 | | Oscar Wilde | 189 | | S. J. Stone, the Hymn-writer | 236 |
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