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A wanderer in London (1906)

Lucas, E. V. (Edward Verrall), 1868-1938 · New York : The Macmillan company; London, Methuen & co. · leaf 282

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al at Westminster, lookingdown at the ceaseless activities of what surely must beinsects — so busy about trifles or nothing at all, so near theground, so near annihilation. In a lighter mood I have sometimes as I looked out ofthe window of a railway carriage in the country allowedmyself to dwell on… … AVTKH Till (MUNKMi s \AN in:i: (.i;i:sT lUrrKK JIV VAN DYtK IN THK NATIONAL i; A I.I.KIt Y SOUTH-EASTERN STANZAS 193 trains, cannot but land one in a feeling for the law which,beginning with something like respect, must culminate inreverence. Everjihing belongs to someone — that is thetruism which…

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