Here ends the Gospel of Inaction called the Decadent, which is privately issued for the Author by Copeland and Day, of Cornhill, Boston, in an edition limited to one hundred and ten copies on this yellow French handmade paper, and fifteen copies on thick Lalanne paper, which have been printed during October and November, MDCCCXCIII by John Wilson and Son, Cambridge, at the University Press. The Frontispiece and Initial letters are designed by Bertram Grosvenor Goodhue and cut upon wood by John Sample, Jr. [Illustration] Transcriber's Notes: Page 1, changed "agressive" to "aggressive" and changed oe ligature to "oe" in "foetid." (Ligature is retained in HTML edition). Page 17, changed "Guatamala" to "Guatemala". End of the Project Gutenberg EBook of The Decadent, by Ralph Adams Cram