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The original punctuation and spelling were retained, with the exception of a few printer's mistakes. The text contains also inconsistently spelled words. The full list of both changes to the text and the inconsistencies in spelling can be found at the end of this file. All the corrections are marked with a dashed line and the original text should appear on hovering the mouse over it.

BOOKS BY JAMES HUNEKER
Published by CHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS

UNICORNS. 12mo, net, $1.75
IVORY APES AND PEACOCKS. 12mo, net, $1.50
NEW COSMOPOLIS. 12mo, net, $1.50
THE PATHOS OF DISTANCE. 12mo, net, $2.00
FRANZ LISZT. Illustrated. 12mo, net, $2.00
PROMENADES OF AN IMPRESSIONIST. 12mo, net, $1.50
EGOISTS: A BOOK OF SUPERMEN. 12mo, net, $1.50
ICONOCLASTS: A BOOK OF DRAMATISTS. 12mo, net, $1.50
OVERTONES: A BOOK OF TEMPERAMENTS. 12mo, net, $1.50
MEZZOTINTS IN MODERN MUSIC. 12mo, net, $1.50
CHOPIN: THE MAN AND HIS MUSIC. With Portrait. 12mo, net, $2.00
VISIONARIES. 12mo, net, $1.50
MELOMANIACS. 12mo, net, $1.50

UNICORNS


UNICORNS

BY

JAMES HUNEKER

“I would write on the lintels
of the door-post, ‘Whim.’”
Emerson

NEW YORK

CHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS

1917


COPYRIGHT, 1917, BY
CHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS


Published September, 1917


Copyright, 1906, by THE NEW YORK HERALD COMPANY
Copyright, 1907, by THE RIDGEWAY COMPANY
Copyright, 1909, 1911, 1916, 1917, by THE SUN PRINTING AND PUBLISHING CO.
Copyright, 1914, 1915, 1916, 1917, by THE NEW YORK TIMES COMPANY
Copyright, 1915, 1916, by PUCK PUBLISHING CO.
Copyright, 1917, by NORTH AMERICAN
Copyright, 1917, by THE NEW YORK EVENING MAIL


THIS BOOK
OF SPLEEN AND GOSSIP IS INSCRIBED
TO MY FRIEND
EDWARD ZIEGLER

“Come! let us lay a crazy lance in rest
And tilt at windmills under a wild sky.”

John Galsworthy.

“He is a fribble, a sonsy faddle, whose conceits veer with the breeze like a creaking weather-vane. As the sterile moon hath her librations, so must he boast of his oscillations, thinking them eternal verities. A very cockatoo in his perched-up vanity and prodigious clatter....”

[From “The Velvet Cactus.” Anonymous. Printed at the Sign of the Cat and Cameo, Threadneedle Street, London. A.D. 1723. Rare.]


                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                           

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