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October 1919

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Mark Turbyfill, Luella Stewart, Wallace Stevens, Marjorie Allen Seiffert, Marx G. Sabel, John Rodker, and more.

Pecksniffiana
- Wallace Stevens
  Fabliau of Florida
- Wallace Stevens
  Homunculus et La Belle Etoile
- Wallace Stevens
  The Weeping Burgher
- Wallace Stevens
  Peter Parasol
- Wallace Stevens
  Exposition of the Contents of a Cab
- Wallace Stevens
  Ploughing on Sunday
- Wallace Stevens
  Banal Sojourn
- Wallace Stevens
  The Indigo Glass in the Grass
- Wallace Stevens
  Anecdote of the Jar
- Wallace Stevens
  Of the Surface of Things
- Wallace Stevens
  The Curtains in the House of the Metaphysician
- Wallace Stevens
  The Place of the Solitaires
- Wallace Stevens
  The Paltry Nude Starts on a Spring Voyage
- Wallace Stevens
  Colloquy with a Polish Aunt
Baker Brownell
Stones for Russia
Journeys and Discoveries
- Mark Turbyfill
  Chicago
- Mark Turbyfill
  End of Summer
- Mark Turbyfill
  A Song of Givers and Takers
- Mark Turbyfill
  Words about Love
- Mark Turbyfill
  Journey
John Towner Frederick
The Orchard
Three Poems
- Maurice Browne
  To My Heart
- Maurice Browne
  To Her Who Passes
- Maurice Browne
  Love Is More Cruel than Death
Luella Stewart
Desire
Floyd Dell
Song
Marx G. Sabel
Appearances
M. Lyster
The Painted Saint in the Wood
M. Lyster
Dawn
Elsie A. Gidlow
At the Top of the World
Elsie A. Gidlow
Never Any Fear
John Rodker
The Searchlight
Marjorie Allen Seiffert
Maura
Two Designs
- Marjorie Allen Seiffert
  A Japanese Vase Wrought in Metals
- Marjorie Allen Seiffert
  Lorenzo's Bas-Relief for a Florentine Chest
Comment
- Harriet Monroe
  What Next?
- Harriet Monroe
  That Bookshelf
Reviews
- Richard Aldington
  Recent French Poetry
  Europe by Jules Romains
- Harriet Monroe
  Benet and the Zodiac
  The Burglar of the Zodiac by William Rose Benét
- Marjorie Allen Seiffert
  Clement Wood's New Book
  The Earth Turns South by Clement Wood
- Harriet Monroe
  Wheat and Chaff
  First Poems, and Second Poems by Edwin Curran
- John Rodker
  A Young London Poet
  Linnets in the Slums by Marion Pryce

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