A queen might even fear to await her lord lying amid such linen; for white indeed must be the body that dares rivalry with Mrs. Talbot's sheets,sheets which might indeed be said to settle that old question of the snows of yester-year.

"But where are the snows of yester-year?" What!

GRUNDY V.MODERN AIDS TO ROMANCE VI.THE LAST CALL VII.THE PERSECUTIONS OF BEAUTY VIII.THE MANY FACESTHE ONE DREAM IX.THE SNOWS OF YESTER-YEAR X.THE PSYCHOLOGY OF GOSSIP XI.THE

YESTER-YEAR Mais où sont les neiges d'antan?

But where are the snows of yester-year? Villon, as we know, has a melancholy fondness for asking these sad, hopeless questions of snow and wind.

Meriel of the solemn eyes, with the heart and the laughter of a child, and soul like the starlit sky, where should one look for the snows of yester-year if not in your bosom, fairy girl my eyes shall never see again.

The snows of yester-year!

A polite young Greek it was who stood waiting respectfully for my order, knowing nothing of all it meant for memeto be seated at that table againwhereas, had he been one of half a dozen of the waiters of yester-year, he would have known almost as much as I of the "secret memoirs" of that historic table.

Where the snows of yester-year?

Where the snows of yester-year?

Suffrage won; they melt away, Like the snows of yester-year.