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Excerpt from Garden Secrets
Around the vase of Life at your slow pace He has not crept, but turned it with his hands, And all its Sides already understands.
T IS not alone to'the loving partiality of friendship that the life of Philip Bourke Marston must seem at once One of the most tragic and the most interesting of the literary records of the last half of the nineteenth century. Seldom, surely, has SO much genius been wedded to so much sorrow; seldom has work SO noble been achieved under difficulties so great. His keen pain was not infrequently his inspira tion, and the chords from which he drew his music were heart-strings. What won der that his melodies were Oftenest written in a minor key?
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