Scott, Dixon, 1881-1915 · London, Adam [and] Charles Black · leaf 32
ly as Rem-brandt saw it ; and to seethe world like that is to pos-sess the secret of perennialhappiness. There is no moredrowsy boredom possiblethereafter. The prose of theworld turns to sheer poetryat your approach ; the com-monplace becomes romantic.Like a siiip passing throughtiie night, you… … No. 20. SiK Waltku Scott—lldibnrn(Private Owner, Edinl)iirgb) And that is the Princess-servants second great practical talent:the ability to polish up the tarnished old world of which youhave grown so tired, until it shows its real design and colour.Her last gift is yet more wonderful ; for by…
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