McClure's Magazine, Vol. 1, No. 5, October 1893McClure’s MagazineReading editionChapter navigation15 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…McClure’s MagazineIllustrationsTHOMAS B. REED, OF MAINE. THE MAN AND HIS HOME. By Robert P. Porter.“HUMAN DOCUMENTS.” BIOGRAPHICAL NOTES.THE JONESES’ TELEPHONE By Annie Howells Fréchette.THE PSYCHOLOGICAL LABORATORY AT HARVARD. By Herbert Nichols, Ph.D., Instructor in Psychology, Harvard University.THE SPIRE OF ST. STEPHEN’S. By Emma W. Demeritt.MOUNTAINEERING ADVENTURE. THE DANGERS OF AVALANCHE, GLACIER, CREVASSE, AND PRECIPICE. By Francis Gribble.THE SMOKE. From “Paul Faber, Surgeon.” By George MacDonald.THE EARL OF DUNRAVEN. By C. Kinloch Cooke.AT A DANCE.DULCES AMARYLLIDIS IRÆ.A SPLENDID TIME—AHEAD. By Walter Besant.AN OLD SONG. Author Unknown.STRANGER THAN FICTION. LOVE IN A COTTAGE. THE IRISH STORY-TELLER. HUGH BRONTË AS A TENANT-RIGHTER. Stories of the Brontë Family in Ireland. By Dr. William Wright.Beginning of this editionNext chapter →IllustrationsAll chapters and sections (15)McClure’s MagazineIllustrationsTHOMAS B. REED, OF MAINE. THE MAN AND HIS HOME. By Robert P. Porter.“HUMAN DOCUMENTS.” BIOGRAPHICAL NOTES.THE JONESES’ TELEPHONE By Annie Howells Fréchette.THE PSYCHOLOGICAL LABORATORY AT HARVARD. By Herbert Nichols, Ph.D., Instructor in Psychology, Harvard University.THE SPIRE OF ST. STEPHEN’S. By Emma W. Demeritt.MOUNTAINEERING ADVENTURE. THE DANGERS OF AVALANCHE, GLACIER, CREVASSE, AND PRECIPICE. By Francis Gribble.THE SMOKE. From “Paul Faber, Surgeon.” By George MacDonald.THE EARL OF DUNRAVEN. By C. Kinloch Cooke.AT A DANCE.DULCES AMARYLLIDIS IRÆ.A SPLENDID TIME—AHEAD. By Walter Besant.AN OLD SONG. Author Unknown.STRANGER THAN FICTION. LOVE IN A COTTAGE. THE IRISH STORY-TELLER. HUGH BRONTË AS A TENANT-RIGHTER. Stories of the Brontë Family in Ireland. By Dr. William Wright.October, 1893.◇Vol. I. No. 5◇Copyright, 1893, by S. S. McClure, Limited. All rights reserved.◇Illustrations →