Robert Louis Stevenson Quotes

High Up Overhead The Snow Settled Among The Tracery
of The Cathedral Towers. Many A Niche Was Drifted Full; Many A Statue
wore A Long White Bonnet On Its Grotesque Or Sainted Head. The Gargoyles
had Been Transformed Into Great False Noses, Drooping Toward The Point.
The Crockets Were Like Upright Pillows Swollen On One Side. In The
intervals Of The Wind There Was A Dull Sound Dripping About The
precincts Of The Church.

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