Mary Augusta Ward Quotes

The Delight In Natural Things - Colors, Forms, Scents - When There Was Nothing To Restrain Or Hamper It, Has Often Been A Kind Of Intoxication, In Which Thought And Consciousness Seemed Suspended ...

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