Moore, T. Sturge (Thomas Sturge), 1870-1944 · London : Methuen & co · leaf 267
thus aided skill performsher prestigious miracles. Genius fluctuates betweenthese two habits, always in some measure conforming to both. Every perception, divination, and expressionawaits corroboration or correction from the renewed experience. Rash judges condemn or acquita thousand times, before… … 1C ANT) FOOLISH \ IRGIXi V WHO, even in his own case, can rightly apportion responsibility for failure betweeninherent deficiencies and avoidable disloyalty ?Yet can we think any of his contemporaries moreobedient to duty than Blake, or any Frenchman ofhis day more conscientious than Flaubert ?…
