Modern Review November 1916

It was then far into the night the sea was without a ripplei even the ever-troubled: murmur of the casuaricas was at rest The Shadow of the fringe of trees along the vast expanse of sand htlasg motionless along its border and the ring of. [...] the subject matter grets the better of the creation: the result is a mere: 'replica of the event not a reflection. [...] On so coming back the sanyasi realised that the great is to he 'found in the !soLA the infinite within the bounds of form and the eternal freedom of the soul berve It is only in the light of love that limits are merged in the limitlss+ The :sea beaeh of Karwar is certainlv a fit plate in which to realise that the beauty of Nature is not a mirage of the iinagnation but refleets the joy of [...] The pleasure oi thus separately m1-iif.:' oft each pi:Alive mats 3iffieh the same as that of rinin Lling it both being the aineonte of the desire to sec.with the.mind what the eve s ees and with the eve vLiit the mind imagines. [...] Both the Arabs on the West and the Chinese on the East were equally adept :in using the highway of the seas.