The Cavalier, January 1909

The Cavalier, January 1909 This issue of *The Cavalier*, Munsey Company's monthly fiction magazine, contains six serialized stories and a complete novel alongside numerous shorter works and poetry. The serials include Barry Littleton's "Love Among the Climbers," in which wealthy young socialite Marian Farwell rejects a calculating marriage proposal from the confident Richard Hadley, who sought her fortune to cover debts; Bannister Merwin's "The Sword of Tarroloys," Stanley J. Weyman's "The Wild Geese," Robert Barr's "The Cleverness of Cardillac," John H. Whitson's "The Wings of Mars," and Ludwig Lewisohn's "A Legacy of Terror." Short fiction includes James Francis Dwyer's "The Kafir's Skull," stories by Theodore Roberts, Frederick Barbour, and I. A. R. Wylie, and works with titles such as "Smithers, Stowaway," "The Vicar's Wife," and "King Oscar the Silent." The complete novel is Carleton's "The Real Rosamond." Eight poems by various authors round out the literary content. The magazine's back pages feature vocational correspondence school advertisements.