have been
casual.
The most
attractive
class of
people are
those who
are
powerful
obliquely
and not by
the direct
stroke;
men of
genius,
but not
yet
accredited;
one gets
the cheer
of their
light
without
paying too
great a
tax.
Theirs is
the beauty
of the
bird or
the
morning
light, and
not of
art. In
the
thought of
genius
there is
always a
surprise;
and the
moral
sentiment
is well
called
“the
newness,”
for it is
never
