George Saintsbury Quotes

One Of The Best Known, And One Of The Least Intelligible, Facts Of Literary History Is The Lateness, In Western European Literature At Any Rate, Of Prose Fiction, And The Comparative Absence, In The Two Great Classical Languages, Of What We Call By That Name.

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