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Transcriber’s Notes

Advertisements were collected at the end of the text.

The table of contents on the title page was adjusted in order to reflect

correctly the headings in this issue of THE LITTLE REVIEW.

The original spelling was mostly preserved. A few obvious typographical

errors were silently corrected. All other changes are shown here

(before/after):

[p. 11]:

... the war, Carl Liebknecht, the one brave public man in Germany

now, ...

... the war, Karl Liebknecht, the one brave public man in Germany

now, ...

[p. 16]:

... Hevae, ad te supiramus gementes et flentes.” ...

... Hevae, ad te suspiramus gementes et flentes.” ...

[p. 16]:

... shed a chatoyant green light on the poodles of blood. ...

... shed a chatoyant green light on the puddles of blood. ...

[p. 26]:

... What, finally, is Homo Sapiens? Who is this writter-fellow,

Falk, with ...

... What, finally, is Homo Sapiens? Who is this writer-fellow,

Falk, with ...

[p. 29]:

... The Girl. Oh yes, or Solvieg’s Lied. Isn’t it dim here. ...

... The Girl. Oh yes, or Solveig’s Lied. Isn’t it dim here. ...

[p. 31]:

... his brow, improvises a few bars, interpreting also a small

portion of the ...

... his brow, improvises a few bars, interpolating also a small

portion of the ...

[p. 32]:

... take it, and these three Egyptians—how they strut! They

give themselves ...

... take it, and these three Egyptians—how they strut! They

give themselves airs ...

[p. 33]:

... (He and the priest forget their quondom materiality for a

moment and ...

... (He and the priest forget their quondam materiality for a

moment and ...

[p. 34]:

... The Fawn (cavorting near, his key to his lips, piping

vigorously). ...

... The Fawn (cavorting near, his kex to his lips, piping

vigorously). ...

[p. 36]:

... Americans if America had was able to offer the foreigner one

tenth ...

... Americans if America was able to offer the foreigner one

tenth ...

[p. 38]:

... academy instructiors not selected by wealthy trustees with

the sole idea ...

... academy instructors not selected by wealthy trustees with the

sole idea ...

[p. 38]:

... make bankers and brewers directiors and trustees of art

institutions in ...

... make bankers and brewers directors and trustees of art

institutions in ...

[p. 42]:

... Vivi le divinité! ...

... Vive la divinité! ...

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