"Unrealizable" Quotes from Famous Books
... were sung. In no sense with jollity—all that seemed to have been dropped when they came to their feet—but with an unmistakable fervour of faith. Some of the things I had thought and dreamed about secretly among the hills of my farm all these years, dreamed about as being something far off and as unrealizable as the millennium, were here being sung abroad with jaunty faith by these weavers of Kilburn, these weavers and workers whom I had schooled myself to regard with ... — The Friendly Road - New Adventures in Contentment • (AKA David Grayson) Ray Stannard Baker |