[33] Recollections of My Mother [Anne Jean Lyman], by Susan I. Lesley, Boston, 1886.
[34] Sister Nivedita.
[35] Booker T. Washington's Up from Slavery.
[36] "Frederick Myers's Services to Psychology." Reprinted in Memories and Studies.
[37] The Individual, A Study of Life and Death. New York, 1900. This letter is reproduced from the Autobiography of N. S. Shaler, where it has already been published.
[38] Mrs. O. W. Holmes had used the following translation of an epitaph in the Greek Anthology:—
| A shipwrecked sailor buried on this coast |
| Bids thee take sail. |
| Full many a gallant ship, when we were lost, |
| Weathered the gale. |
[39] "And base things of the world and things which are despised hath God chosen, yes, and things which are not, to bring to naught things that are."
[40] Kitchen.
[41] Although James had received the usual hint that Harvard intended to confer an honorary degree upon him, he had absented himself from both the honors and fatigues of Commencement time. The next year he was present, and the LL.D. was conferred.