Author's miseries 92-7 Harris-ing reflections 99 "Hemily Fitz-Hosborn" 100 THE EDITOR IN HIS DEN The editor at home 101 Romance of advertising 103 "Pirates surprised at sunset" 104 Fancy portrait—Oliver Twist 105 A fact! 106 A new reading 111 STUDIES FROM THE STUDY "He's sent the books" 113 Returned—with thanks 114 A queer cut 115 The pursuit of letters 116 Grand march of Intellect 116 Catalogue of the letter P. 117 The age of intellect 118 Subject for a picture 119 An awful apparition 121 The musical neighbour 123 British Museum catalogue 124 Analytical papers 125 "Couldn't read Miss Frump's new book" 127 The philosopher's revenge 129-136 FUN IN THE STUDIO "Present company always excepted!" 137 "Very tiring" 138 Wholesale 139 "Qualifications" 140 Behind the scenes 141 "Asking for it" 142 The commercial side 143 Gaddy's academy picture on view 144 "Flattering" 145 Profession and practice 146 A rapid genius 147 "English langweege" 148 "Only their mothers" 149 For exhibition? 150 Pretty innocent 151 "Aye, there's the rub!" 152 "Work hard and get your own living" 153 March of science 154 The real 154 Pleasures of the studio 155 A happy medium 155 The ideal 156 Two principal figures 157 Answers for our artist 158 The mother of invention 159 Kindly meant 160 "Where's your beard?" 160 How some old painters must have worked[v] 161 Studio persuasion 162 "A portrait painter" 163 Model husband and a lay figure 164 Marvellous! 165 A visit to the studio 166 Scene in a studio 167 Ballet of action 168 Turps v. Turpitude 169 One use for "Dundrearys" 169 Accommodating! 170 "Lucky fellow!!" 171 "Noblesse oblige!" 172 Our art-school conversazione 173 "Only one spur a-piece" 174 "Sharp's the word" 175 The sympathies of art 176 Under a great master 176 "Sent it to the wash!" 177 "Ugly and as ridiculous as possible" 178 Perfect sincerity; or, thinkings aloud 179 Easily satisfied 180 Compliments of the season 181 "Skyed" 182 ROUND THE GALLERIES Caution 183 Painters and gazers 185 An artist's dream 186 "Athletic exercises" 187 Let them exhibit their pictures outside 188 Pleasures of the Royal Academy 189 Art in the National Gallery 190 Outside the Royal Academy 191 Charming fashion of long skirts 192 "Unto this last" 193 "Very like—very like" 194 The umbrella question 195 Pictures of the English, painted by the French 196 A-musing 197 Perhaps 198 Reception of pictures at Royal Academy 199 Our historical portrait gallery 200-1 A study 202 Overheard at the Academy 203 Suggestions for the Royal Academy catalogue 206 THE ARTIST OUT OF DOORS "It's an ill wind," etc. 207 The old cottage 208 The elysium of artists 209 "A pretty prospect" 210 Possibilities of a penny pistol and a box of caps 211 Technical and practical 212 "Impertinent curiosity of the vulgar" 213 "That pre-Raphaelite fellow" 214 Where ignorance is bliss 215 Design for an album 216 Studying skies 217