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Excerpt from Realism in Literature and Art
In the play of life each actor see] portant to himself; the world he knc volves around him as the central figure scene; his friends rejoice in all the fort attains and weep with him in all his gri him the world is bounded by the faces i knows, and the scenes in which he live forgets the great surging world outsid cannot think how small a space he fills infinity which bounds his life. He dic a few sorrowing friends mourn him for and the world does not know he ever 1: ever died. In the ordinary life nea events are commonplace; but a few imi days are thinly sprinkled in amongst those that intervene between the cradle grate. We eat and drink, we work and and here and there a great joy or creeps in upon our lives. And leaves a (1: stands out against the monotony of rest, like the pyramids upon the level but these events are very few and are not only to ourselves. And for the rest vsteady pace and slow along the Short and iw path of life. And rely upon the common 3 alone to occupy our minds and hide from the marble stone that here and there as through the overhanging trees just a the road leaves off.
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