Poet Lore/Volume 36/Number 3

ESTABLISHED 1889

THE OLDEST AND LARGEST REVIEW IN THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE
DEVOTED TO POETRY AND DRAMA

World Literature & the Drama

Autumn Number

The Lantern, A Play in Four Acts
By Alois Jirasek

The Mermaid Tavern in Fact and Fiction
By Willis K. Jones

Grown-Up Children, A One Act Play
By Mattie F. Simonds

Expressionism in Germany
By Edwin H. Zeydel

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Editors CHARLOTTE PORTER, HELEN A. CLARKE, RUTH HILL
AUTUMN, 1925
The Lantern, A Play in Four Acts	Alois Jirasek	317
Authorised Translation from the Bohemian by Zdenka Buben and George Rapall Noyes Verses by Dorothea Prall
The Fallen	Stephen Berrien Stanton	398
The Choice of Giannetta, A One Act Play	Allita E. Applegate	405
The Poetry of Dafydd Ab Gwilym	E. C. Knowlton	415
Grown-Up Children	Mattie F. Simonds	434
The Mermaid Tavern in Fact and Fiction	Willis K. Jones	441
The Season’s Suspense	Stephen Berrien Stanton	449
The Queen Comes to Pray, A Play in One Act	John Francis McDermott, Jr.	450
“Problem” and “Thesis”	Clarendon Ross	457
Four Translations from Theophile Gautier	Emanuel Eisenberg
Posthumous Coquetry		460
To A Pink Gown		461
Smoke		462
The Pleasant Evening		462
My Mayflower	Stephen Berrien Stanton	464
The Journey	Joseph Upper	465
Nostalgia	J. Corson Miller	467
The Dower Rug	Maud Murat O’Dair	468
Sonnets of the Holy Land	Mary Brent Whiteside
A Donkey Boy of Haifs		471
The Street of David		471
Bethesda		472
Jerusalem		472
Return	Thomas Hornsby Ferril	474

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