things, but the reaction would be beyond my controland would inevitably follow and be sure to create images of hor-ror indescribable. A few experiences have shown me that thatway madness lies; and so, while I have rendered my Heaven WILLIAM BLAKE 409 somewhat tame, at least my Hell remains quite… … THE PARDON-GIVING AND IMPLORING HANDS least give a little account which may help do away with that ideathat he was insane. My friend Ellis was a man saturated with Blake. The twolarge volumes, William Blake, by Ellis and Yates, testifyto this. He told me long ago in Perugia that he then thought…
Vedder, Elihu, 1836-1923 · Painters
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