trated  anatomy did not altogetreme beauty of feeling. ts, notably tting motionless in ture leans softly out of ted above all in strong effects of colour: spirits ar; a spirit passing  crystal-symbol of t  alender o man’s fragile ual eagerness drao ion or else mourn for a joy t has gone.

    One of to mind. A er or tain talking to an old peasant  men, poured out  decided t art and poetry  for  because   remaining and no  ic! riving after a someto be completely expressed in word or deed.

    t   s ted t  all ten o dra old fello [Irised, and t on to talk once more of God and heaven.

    More toain, “Only myself knoy years ago”; and as  tears upon ened in t.

    tences, tures and subtle allegoric poetry-to express a somet lies beyond t and vague extravagance t lies at ttom of tic . t visionaries t are, ts t ing til te storming to appease iable  ics ains uttering tral dreams of tences, and t finds teresting—all are a portion of t great Celtic pasmagoria whose meaning no man has discovered, nor any angel revealed.