Nor is such Art as we long for a vain dream such an Art once was in times that were worse than these, when there was less courage, kindness, and truth in the world than there is now such an Art there will be hereafter, when there will be more courage, kindness, and truth than there is now in the world.' The cause which Mr. I believe that as we have even now partly achieved Liberty, so we shall one day achieve Equality, which, and which only, means Fraternity, and so have leisure from poverty and its griping, sordid cares.' In another part of his book he goes on to explain :- ' I wish people to understand that the Art we are striving for is a good thing that all can share, that will elevate all in good sooth, if all people do not soon share it there will soon be none to share if all are not elevated by it, mankind will lose the elevation it has gained. 'I hope.' he says, ' that we shall have leisure from war - war com- mercial as well as war of the bullet and the bayonet - leisure from the knowledge that darkens counsel leisure above all from the greed of money, and the craving for that overwhelming distinction that money now brings. Our present social and economic system, he declares, is incompatible with the cultivation of Art, and, accordingly, he would radically reform it. Luxuriance and beauty unless the plant enjoys vigorous health.

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