Arthur Machen Quotes

Then He Noticed A Little Row-boat At About Two Hundred Yards From The Shore. There Were Two Or Three People Aboard, He Could Not Quite Make Out How Many, And They Were No Doubt Fishing, And Merritt (who Disliked Fish) Wondered How People Could Spoil Such An Afternoon, Such A Sea, Such Pellucid And Radiant Air By Trying To Catch White, Flabby, Offensive, Evil-smelling Creatures That Would Be Excessively Nasty When Cooked.

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