Transcribed from the 1877 Chiswick Press edition by David Price, email ccx074@pglaf.org AULD LANG SYNE. * * * * * SELECTIONS FROM THE PAPERS OF THE “PEN AND PENCIL CLUB.” “Should auld acquaintance be forgot, And never brought to min’, Should auld acquaintance be forgot, And days o’ lang syne!” BURNS. [Picture: Decorative graphic] PRINTED FOR PRIVATE CIRCULATION. 1877. * * * * * CHISWICK PRESS:—C. WHITTINGHAM, TOOKS COURT, CHANCERY LANE. CONTENTS. PAGE Cradle Feb. 1864 _Mentia Taylor_ 1 Bells March, 1864 _Marian James_ 3 Mirror June, 1864 _Lewis Morris_ 4 Shadows Nov. 1864 _Catherine 5 Taylor_ Shadows Nov. 1864 _Lewis 6 Sergeant_ Organ Boys Dec. 1864 _Frances Power 7 Cobbe_ Organ Boys Dec. 1864 _Lewis Morris_ 9 Stumbling Blocks March, 1865 _Professor 16 Seeley_ Witchcraft May, 1865 _Mentia Taylor_ 19 Chivalry Feb. 1866 _Marian James_ 22 Castles in the Air March, 1866 _Annie Keary_ 26 Autumn Leaves May, 1866 _Arthur Munby_ 28 Silence June, 1866 _Mentia Taylor_ 30 Lights and Shadows Dec. 1866 _Lewis Morris_ 31 Echoes Feb. 1867 _M. D. Conway_ 36 Expediency March, 1867 _Professor 40 Seeley_ Rest April, 1867 _Joseph 43 Mazzini_ Rest April, 1867 _Alice 45 Malleson_ Rest April, 1867 _Edwin Arnold_ 46 Gossip Nov. 1867 _Catherine 49 Taylor_ Chips May, 1868 _Austin Dobson_ 54 Chips May, 1868 _Joseph Biggs_ 57 Transformation Dec. 1868 _Caroline 62