By the MOST HON. THE MARQUESS OF SALISBURY, K.G. The British Empire Exhibition: Second Phase Mars By WILLINGHAM FRANKLIN RAWNSLEY A Boys' Lending Library Islington and Pentonville The Childhood of Madame de Genlis The Ex-Fighting Man in the Civil Service The Protocol . Ey G. HERBERT THRING By SYDNEY K. PHELPS By the LADY ALASTAIR GRAHAM By ALDERSON HORNE By J. R. GRIFFIN (Assistant Secretary, British Legion) Our Difficulties with Egypt The Outcastes of India: Their Hope of Freedom By SIR REGINALD CRADDOCK, I.C.S. By the RIGHT REV. BISHOP WHITEHEAD By HERBERT G. WILLIAMS By SIR ROBERT ARMSTRONG-JONES, M.D. By the REV. W. J. FOXELL LONDON: CONSTABLE & CO. LTD., ORANGE STREET, LEICESTER SQUARE, W.C.2 PARIS: MESSAGERIES HACHETTE, 111, Rue Reaumur. Registered for Canadian Magazine Post. NEW YORK: LEONARD SCOTT PUBLICATION CO. All rights reserved. PRICE THREE SHILLINGS 'Oh no,' said It: her life-doings, Forsooth, I've not destroyed: They lie full length with the kindred things III "Your" Now" is just a flash and glide With me" Past," " Future," ever abide : IV 'As one upon a dark highway, Uncovered to his sight, Though 'mid the night. V 'The road lies all its length the same, So, outside what you "Present" name, VI -Thus It, who straightway opened then The vista called the Past, Wherein were seen, as fair as when VII There were those songs, a score times sung, There were the laughters once that rung; VIII There fadeless, fixed, were dust-dead flowers Remaining still in blow; Elsewhere wild love-makings in bowers; Hard by, that irised bow Of years ago. 'Here are those others you used to prize.But why go further we? The Future?-Well, I would advise You let the Future be, Unshown by me! XIII 'Twould harrow you to see undraped The scenes in long array That wait your globe-all fully shaped; And I'll not, as I say, Bare them to-day. XIV 'In fine, Time is a myth-yea, such!— Yet hath he been believed in much, Of science, less. |