Modern Review September 1916

Ulu; was not the aesthetic enjoyment of literary art but the jubilant weicome 1 stagnation of a turbulent wave even though it should stir up to the surface the slime of the bo t tom. [...] of English literature come to VLv the heart of the :mirth I if rur and at mine the waves of this exeiternent kept beating from ever2.. side The first awakeningu the time ft-ir the play of energy. [...] There i.s the opposite aspect.— of pure extension of the unwinking blue of the ky of the silent hint of iinmeasurability in the distant icircle oi.tlie.hotizon. [...] tunes but had the the Irish Melodies to myself to the accompaniment of the harps in the pictures I longed to hear the real tunes to learn them! 11 nd sing them to Akshay.Bal.m. [...] And„ on the other hand the avalanche of the Barbarians of Scythia kept the whole territory of the Slays to the east o1 the Carpathian..