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| Relaxing in Kensington Gardens |
EVERYONE, especially in August, especially in England, can
bring to mind the peculiar mood which follows a long day of exercise in the
open air. The body is tired out; the mind washed smooth by countless gallons of
fresh air, and for some reason everything seems dangerously simple, and the
most complex and difficult decisions obvious and inevitable. There is something
truly or falsely spiritual about this state, and it is one which if prolonged
may easily lead to disaster.
Review of Beyond, by John Galsworthy. (30 August,
1917.)
(CW 63; E2 152)
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