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THE BOOK OF THE HOMELESS THE BOOK OF THE HOMELESS

LETTRE DU GÉNÉRAL JOFFRE LETTER FROM GENERAL JOFFRE [TRANSLATION] INTRODUCTION TABLE OF CONTENTS LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS PREFACE

I THE HOSTELS II THE CHILDREN III THE BOOK

CONTRIBUTORS OF POETRY AND MUSIC THE ORPHANS OF FLANDERS THE DANCE A SONG PAUL CLAUDEL LE PRÉCIEUX SANG THE PRECIOUS BLOOD [TRANSLATION] LA MORT DES JEUNES GENS DE LA DIVINE HELLADE FRAGMENT HOW THE YOUNG MEN DIED IN HELLAS A FRAGMENT [TRANSLATION] A MESSAGE CRY OF THE HOMELESS THE LITTLE CHILDREN ÉPITAPHE AN EPITAPH [TRANSLATION] IN SLEEP NOS MORTS OUR DEAD [TRANSLATION] TWO SONGS OF A YEAR 1914-1915

I CHILDREN’S KISSES II THE SANS-FOYER

RAIN IN BELGIUM L’EXILÉ THE EXILE [TRANSLATION] HORREUR ET BEAUTÉ HORROR AND BEAUTY [TRANSLATION] THE UNDERGRADUATE KILLED IN BATTLE EDITH M. THOMAS THE CHILDREN AND THE FLAG THE TROUBLER OF TELARO

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ÉMILE VERHAEREN LE PRINTEMPS DE 1915 THE NEW SPRING [TRANSLATION] 1915 EDITH WHARTON THE TRYST MARGARET L. WOODS FINISTERRE W. B. YEATS A REASON FOR KEEPING SILENT CONTRIBUTORS OF PROSE LES FRÈRES THE BROTHERS [TRANSLATION] UNE PROMESSE A PROMISE [TRANSLATION] PAUL BOURGET APRÈS UN AN ONE YEAR LATER [TRANSLATION] JOSEPH CONRAD POLAND REVISITED

I II III IV

LIBERTÀ NELLA VITA THE RIGHT TO LIBERTY [TRANSLATION] JOHN GALSWORTHY HARVEST EDMUND GOSSE THE ARROGANCE AND SERVILITY OF GERMANY PAUL HERVIEU SCIENCE ET CONSCIENCE SCIENCE AND CONSCIENCE [TRANSLATION] GÉNÉRAL HUMBERT LES ARABES AVAIENT RAISON AN HEROIC STAND [TRANSLATION] HENRY JAMES THE LONG WARDS MAURICE MAETERLINCK NOTRE HÉRITAGE OUR INHERITANCE [TRANSLATION] EDWARD SANDFORD MARTIN WE WHO SIT AFAR OFF PAUL ELMER MORE A MOMENT OF TRAGIC PURGATION AGNES REPPLIER THE RUSSIAN BOGYMAN ANDRÉ SUARÈS CHANT DES GALLOISES

I II LA JEUNE FILLE III LA JEUNE FEMME IV V

ANDRÉ SUARÈS SONG OF THE WELSH WOMEN [TRANSLATION]

II THE YOUNG GIRL SPEAKS III THE YOUNG WOMAN SPEAKS IV V

MRS. HUMPHRY WARD WORDSWORTH’S VALLEY IN WAR-TIME