Thomas Woolner, R.A., sculptor and poet; his life in letters (1917)
Woolner, Thomas, 1825-1892, Woolner, Amy · New York : E.P. Dutton and company · leaf 123
way, that he was rather fond of prettythings. Rather, said I; your love of beauty has nothingto do with rather. You love pretty things so well youwould sooner lose your dinner than miss seeing any beautifulsight. No, no, he retorted; I am not so bad as that. Iam fond of such things, but I would not… … [To face pa-ge HIS LIFE IN LETTERS 77 reckoned without his host; for I began to talk of generalsubjects, and, after a while, gradually veered towardsthe beauties of Devonshire scenery; describing the hugeforest trees I had seen there; their broad shadows on thegrass; undulating glades, barred and…
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