There Are Times When The Air That

[peake's Books] Are Actual Additions To Life; They Give, Like Certain Rare Dreams, Sensations We Never Had Before, And Enlarge Our Conception Of The Range Of Possible Experience.

I Want A Lot To Eat, I'm Going To Think Today.

For What Use Are Books To Anyone Whose Days Are Like A Rook's Nest With Every Twig A Duty.

It Was Not Certain What Significance The Ceremony Held... But The Formality Was No Less Sacred For It Being Unintelligible

He Saw In Happiness The Seeds Of Independence, And In Independence The Seeds Of Revolt.