THE LITTLE REVIEW Literature Drama Music Art MARGARET C. ANDERSON EDITOR NOVEMBER, 1916 Myrrhine and Konallis Richard Aldington And— jh. “The Brook Kerith” “Windy McPherson’s Son” Paderewski and Tagore “Pelle the Conqueror” Introducing Jean de Bosschere L’Offre de Plebs Jean de Bosschere After Thought Mark Turbyfill Das Schone Papier Vergeudet Ezra Pound Prison Sketches Stefan Brazier Yen Shee Dreams Memory Fear Hate To Our Readers The Reader Critic The Vers Libre Contest Published Monthly 15 cents a copy MARGARET C. ANDERSON, Publisher Fine Arts Building CHICAGO, ILLINOIS $1.50 a year Entered as second-class matter at Postoffice, Chicago, Ill. THE LITTLE REVIEW VOL. III. NOVEMBER, 1916 NO. 7 Copyright, 1916, by Margaret C. Anderson Myrrhine and Konallis RICHARD ALDINGTON I. The Lamp Darkness enveloped us; I kindled a lamp of red clay to light her beauty. She turned her dazzled eyes away from the flame, which glowed gently on her arms and the curve of her body. Lamp! If you are a god, you must be broken; if a goddess we will honour you; none but a goddess may look upon our caresses. II. The Wine Jar This is a common wine-jar. The rough painter has drawn on it a winged Psyche, fluttering in fire. She is edged with a black outline, but the fire is red. My soul is black with grief when you leave me, but glows red with delight when you set your lips on my body. III. Red and Black