Moore, T. Sturge (Thomas Sturge), 1870-1944 · London : Methuen & co · leaf 211
mur fromthe practical rule suggested, however diffident theymight feel in prospecting its logical outcome acrossthe future. Evil may grow transparent to thosewho, no longer dreading, study it, and withignorance might vanish away ; as the loathsomeleper, when St. Julian had conquered the lastshudder… … •. . ., • • ,;: BLAKE AND HIS ESTHETIC It is a fine thing to write our very thought, it is mans privilege. The freedom which inspires English men of genius would please me,if passion and party spirit did not corrupt the most estimable half ofthat precious liberty. VOLTAIRE, CANDIDE, chapter xxv I…
