The eternal undulation runs: A man, I die; perchance to be, Next life, a white-throat on the wind, A daffodil on Tempe's lea.

They lied who said that Pan was dead: Life was, life is, and life shall be. So take away your crucifix-- The ever-living gods for me!

The Little Review, March 1914 (Vol. 1, No. 1) — Part 54

[Classification in this list implies a review in an early issue.]

The Little Review, March 1914 (Vol. 1, No. 1) — Part 54

_Notes of a Son and Brother_, by Henry James.

The Little Review, March 1914 (Vol. 1, No. 1) — Part 54

_Stories of Red Hanrahan_, by William Butler Yeats.

_The Tragedy of Pompey_, by John Masefield.

_The Flight and Other Poems_, by George E. Woodberry.

_When Ghost Meets Ghost_, by William De Morgan.

_Euripides and His Age_, by Gilbert Murray.

_The Way of All Flesh_, by Samuel Butler (new edition).

_Wagner as Man and Artist_, by Ernest Newman.

_The Philosophy of Ruskin_, by Andre Chevrillon.

_Little Essays in Literature and Life_, by Richard Burton.

_Beaumont, the Dramatist_, by Charles M. Gayley.

_Prostitution in Europe_, by Abraham Flexner.

_Essays of Francis Grierson_ (new editions).

_The Fortunate Youth_, by William J. Locke.

_The Making of an Englishman_, by W. L. George.

_The Truth About Women_, by C. Gasquoine Hartley.

_Our Friend, John Burroughs_, by Clara Barrus.

_The Japanese Empire_, by T. Philip Terry.

_The Science of Happiness_, by Jean Finot.

_Socialism and Motherhood_, by John Spargo.

_The Education of Karl Witte_, translated by Leo Wiener.

_A Thousand Years Ago_, by Percy MacKaye.

_The Masque of Saint Louis_, by Percy MacKaye.

This is the continuation of the account, in "A Small Boy and Others," of the early years of William and Henry James and their brothers, with much about their father and their friends. The story of the life in Switzerland and Geneva, and later on in Newport and Cambridge, tells not only their own experiences but a great deal about such men as John LaFarge, Hunt, Professor Norton, Professor Childs, and Ralph Waldo Emerson, who was a close friend of Henry James, Senior. The description of the Civil War time and of Wilkinson James's experiences with Colonel Shaw's colored regiment are particularly interesting. The illustrations are from drawings made by William James in the early part of his career when he was studying to be a painter.

_Translated from the Norwegian by Carl Chr. Hyllested. $1.35 net; postage extra_