Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from The Shakespearean Interpreter: With Memorial Words Respecting Henry Norman Hudson
Man's notes, or essays, or introductions aesthetical, historical, philosophical, or philological. Yes, and throw, also, the actors to the dogs. Every creation, whether of God or of man has its own language its one language. Let no man mouth it over to you or into your ear. There is only one first time that a'pil grim ever stands in sacred places ever reads a great author. Of the memories of that first time, he can.
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