Cirrus@Austlit

Only literary material by Australian authors individually indexed.

Other material in this issue includes:

• First Page Picture: 'Pan and the Rabbits' from The American Junior Red Cross Magazine, [97].
• Poetry: 'Spring is Coming', single lines about Spring from William Cowper's 'Tirocinium', William Shakespeare's The Winter's Tale, Reginal Heber's 'Seventh Sunday After Trinity', and the Bible's 'Song of Solomon', [97]; 'If you want to see the fairies' (unattributed and untitled short verse), [97]; 'Lullaby Land' by Gladys Townsley, from Sunday Reading For The Young, illus., 98-99; 'The Little Ants' by Rhymes for the Nursery (1849) by American poets Jane and Ann Taylor (unacknowledged), illus., 100-101; 'The Little Elf Man' by American poet John Kendrick Bangs, illus., 103; 'The Puk-Wudjies" by Irish poet Patrick Chalmers (1872-1942), 104; 'The Neckan' by English poet, Matthew Arnold (q.v.), 167; 'The Ladybird' by Charlotte Smith, 111.
• Fiction: 'The Necklace of Truth by Jean Mace (continued), 101-102; 'The Fox that Came to a Bad End' (unattributed) 105-107; 'The Boy and the Cat' (unattributed), 108; 'The Needle in the Haystack' (unattributed) 109; 'Little Bare Feet' (unattributed, cited as 'From the French'), 110.
• Drama: 'Drawing the Long Bow' from Nelson's Reading and Thinking Book I, 103.
• History/Science: 'August' (unattributed), 99-100.
• Song: 'Farewell, Manchester', music by Edward Mason, words by Rev. W. Felton, 111-112.