Note: There is sometimes confusion between Scribner’s Magazine (January 1887–May 1939) and Scribner’s Monthly: An Illustrated Magazine for the People (1870–1881); the latter became The Century Magazine after Charles Scribner II sold his part of the company to Roswell Smith. Lang also wrote for The Century Magazine.
All items listed below are directly from B. Meredith Langstaff’s list and have not been cross-checked with Scribner’s. I am uncertain if Langstaff always gives the full page range in his list.
- “Ballade of the Penitents.” Vol. 1, Mar. 1887, 354–55.
- “To Rhodocleia, on Her Melancholy Singing.” Vol 2, Nov. 1887, pp. 562.
- “American Antiquities.” Vol. 3, Jan. 1888, p. 93.
- “Alexander Dumas.” Vol. 4, Sep. 1888, p. 259.
- “An Aspiration.” Vol. 6, Nov. 1889, p. 572.
- “A Dialogue.” Vol. 8, Aug. 1890, p. 155.
- “Moliere.” Vol. 9, June 1891, pp. 725–37.
- “Picadilly.” Vol. 10, Aug. 1891, pp. 135–52.
- “Adventures Among Books I.” Vol. 10, Sep. 1891, pp. 337 ff.
- “Adventures Among Books II.” Vol. 10, Nov. 1891, pp. 651 ff.
- “Homer.” Vol. 12, Oct. 1892, p. 500.
- “A Letter to Samuel Pepys, Esq.” Vol. 14, Sep. 1893, p. 354.
- “An Unpublished Work of Scott: Introduction.” Vol. 14, December 1893, pp. 733–35.
- “To Omar’s Friends at Burford Bridge.” Vol. 18, Nov. 1895, pp. 544–45.
- “Charles Edward Stuart” [title according to RLG 254, BML lists the title as Prince Charles Stuart]. Vol. 17, Apr. 1895, pp. 408–21.
- “Love’s Cryptogram.” Vol. 19, Jan. 1896, p. 114.
An obituary for Andrew Lang appears in the October 1912 issue.
B. M. Langstaff notes that he searched through volume 39 “(All American).”
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