Lippincott's Magazine of Popular Literature and Science, Volume 15, No. 88, April, 1875THREE FEATHERS.Reading editionChapter navigation23 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Front matterLIPPINCOTT'S MAGAZINEPOPULAR LITERATURE AND SCIENCE.AUSTRALIAN SCENES AND ADVENTURES.THE GOLDEN EAGLE AND HIS EYRIE.THREE FEATHERS.Chapter XXIXChapter XXXChapter XXXIChapter XXXIISONNET.NICE.THE RASKOL, AND SECTS IN RUSSIA.ELEANOR'S CAREER.AN AMERICAN LADY'S OCCUPATIONS SEVENTY YEARS AGO.A MARCH VIOLET.WHAT IS A CONCLAVE?MONSOOR PACHA.HOW HAM WAS CURED.ON THE STUDY OF SHAKESPEARE'S SONNETS.OUR MONTHLY GOSSIP.LITERATURE OF THE DAY.Books Received.Previous chapter ←THE GOLDEN EAGLE AND HIS EYRIE.Next chapter →Chapter XXIXAll chapters and sections (23)Opening pagesFront matterOther sectionsLIPPINCOTT'S MAGAZINEPOPULAR LITERATURE AND SCIENCE.AUSTRALIAN SCENES AND ADVENTURES.THE GOLDEN EAGLE AND HIS EYRIE.THREE FEATHERS.Chapters29303132Other sectionsSONNET.NICE.THE RASKOL, AND SECTS IN RUSSIA.ELEANOR'S CAREER.AN AMERICAN LADY'S OCCUPATIONS SEVENTY YEARS AGO.A MARCH VIOLET.WHAT IS A CONCLAVE?MONSOOR PACHA.HOW HAM WAS CURED.ON THE STUDY OF SHAKESPEARE'S SONNETS.OUR MONTHLY GOSSIP.LITERATURE OF THE DAY.Books Received.BY WILLIAM BLACK, AUTHOR OF "A PRINCESS OF THULE."◇← THE GOLDEN EAGLE AND HIS EYRIE.CHAPTER XXIX. →