struck the chords, and from beneath his hands a crash of mighty sounds rushed up whose music shook the soul with sweetness, and with the lyre his sweeter voice a just accordance kept. FOOTNOTES [1] See Schoolcraft. [2] Leland, “Algonquin Legends.” [3] See Gubernatis “Zoological Mythology.” [4] Andrew Lang’s translation. [5] See Anderson’s “Norse Mythology.” [6] See Gayley’s “Classic Myths in English Literature.” [7] See Anderson’s “Norse Mythology.” [8] Gayley’s “Classic Myths in English Literature.” [9] See Canfield’s “Legends of the Iroquois.” [10] Andrew Lang’s translation. THE END [Illustration: THE COUNTRY LIFE PRESS GARDEN CITY, N. Y.]