A Christmas fantasy in which Jesus becomes again a determining influence in the crises of human lives. In the form of a child he appears to those who need aid or solace, in scenes ranging from the ballroom to the slums. It might be said of the little stories gathered together between the covers of "And Thus He Came: A Christmas Fantasy," by Cyrus Townsend Brady, that they fall across the brain of the reader like spiritual mirages in the midst of a world of overgrown materialism. Each is poignant with a message: To the hectic dancer in the brilliant ballroom, planning to elope with a lover, comes the vision of the Christ-Child, and thrusting temptation from her she is inspired book contains a number of dainty tipped-in pictures by Walter N. Everett.
