PAN'S GARDEN
A VOLUME OF NATURE STORIES
BY
ALGERNON BLACKWOOD
AUTHOR OF 'THE CENTAUR,' 'THE EDUCATION OF UNCLE PAUL,'
'THE HUMAN CHORD,' 'JIMBO,' ETC.
WITH DRAWINGS BY W. GRAHAM ROBERTSON
MACMILLAN AND CO., LIMITED
ST. MARTIN'S STREET, LONDON
1912
COPYRIGHT
to
M. S.-K.
Who made with me these little paths
Aross Pan's tangled garden.
PREFATORY NOTE
My thanks are due to the Editor of the Westminster Gazette for permission to include in this volume three stories, 'The Messenger,' 'The Attic,' and 'The South Wind,' which originally appeared in his columns.
| page | |
| The Man whom the Trees loved | 3 |
| The South Wind | 105 |
| The Sea Fit | 115 |
| The Attic | 137 |
| The Heath Fire | 151 |
| The Messenger | 167 |
| The Glamour of the Snow | 177 |
| The Return | 213 |
| Sand | 225 |
| The Transfer | 343 |
| Clairvoyance | 363 |
| The Golden Fly | 375 |
| Special Delivery | 387 |
| The Destruction of Smith | 405 |
| The Temptation of the Clay | 419 |
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