Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 598
er off Kensington Gardens. Andthe seen has as much enchantment as the unseen,the tree-tops as much fairyhood as the tree-trunks, the colors of the Serpentine as muchmystery as the glimmering fairy lights which itreflects. When the wizard shows us the delicate websof leafless branches traced against… … TWO OF MR. RACKHAM S CHARACTERS. encounter day by day. And if, through years ofapathy, we have grown numb to it, it is fromArthur Rackham that we may catch the angle oftrue vision again.
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