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If Meat Offend (verse). 
Methodist Magazine and Review, Toronto, LIV, 319. 
SALZSCHEIDER MRS. A. 
Pandora: A Novel. 
San Francisco, The Whitaker & Ray Co., 1901. 
SANDERCOCK, W. C. 
Nature Study. 
Educational Journal of Western Canada, Winnipeg, III, 74. 
SANDERSON, REV. J. E. 
Messengers of the Churches. Series Two. 
Toronto, William Briggs, 1901. 
SANDS, HAROLD. 
Qualichin and the Cultus Trader. 
Canadian Magazine, Toronto, XVIII, 179. 
SAUL, JOHN C 
Selections in Poetical and Prose Literature. By John C. Saul and 
W. A. McIntyre, B.A. 
Toronto, Copp Clark Co., 1901. 
SAUNDERS, Miss Lots. 
Dante’s Conception of Evil. 
Queens Quarterly, Queens University, Kingston, VIII, 161. 
SAUNDERS, Miss LOIs. 
Queen’s University—A Historical Sketch. 
Queens College Journal, Kingston, Nov., 1901. 
SAUNDERS, Miss MARSHALL. 
’Tilda Jane: An Orphan in Search of a Home. 
Boston, L. C. Page & Co. 
Toronto, William Briggs. Illustrated 12mo., 1901, pp. 287. (First 
published as a serial in the Youth’s Companion, Boston, 1901). 
SAWTELL, R. W. 
The Author of Lorna Doone. 
McMaster University Monthly, Toronto, X, 242. 
SAWTELL, R. W. 
Browsings from an Old Pasture. 
Paper read before the Oxford Historical Society, Woodstock, Ont., 
22nd January, 1901. 
SAWTELL, R. W. 
Visit of King Edward to Woodstock. 
Paper read before the Ozford Historical Society, Woodstock, Ont., 
21st February, 1901. 
SAWYER, REV. A. W., D.D., LL.D. (Professor of Psychology and Metaphysics, 
Acadia University). 
Education of Women in Nova Scotia and New Brunswick. An 
Historical Sketch. 
Windsor, N.S., J. J. Anslow, 1901, pp. 30. 
SCOTT, Pror. A. M., Ph.D. 
Michael Faraday. 
The University Monthly, University of New Brunswick, Fredericton, 
N.B., XX, 142. 
Scott, DUNCAN CAMPBELL, F.R.S.C. 
An Adventure of Mrs. McKenzie. 
Ainslie’s Magazine, New York, August, 1901. 
Scott, DUNCAN CAMPBELL, F.R.S.C. 
The Coming of Winter (verse). 
Munsey’s Magazine, New York, XXVI, 362. 
Scott, DUNCAN CAMPBELL, F.R.S.C. 
Coquelicot. 
Globe, (Christmas Number), Toronto, Dec., 1901. 
