~ The Spinster Book, by Myrtle Reed, 1901
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~ The Spinster Book, by Myrtle Reed, 1901
“…a love so vast and deep that it could not be measured by finite standards; of infinite pity and infinite pardon. This love was every-where; it was impossible to conceive of a place where it was not—it enveloped not only the whole world, but all the shining worlds beyond. And this love, in itself and of itself, was God.”
— A Spinner in the Sun, Myrtle Reed
A bird is joy incarnate.
鳥は喜びの化身である。
Myrtle Reed マートル・リード
THE LOVE AFFAIRS OF LITERARY MEN by Myrtle Reed. (New York/London: Putnam, 1907). Cover design by Margaret Armstrong.
RAVENCLAW: "The body grows by food and work, the mind by use, and the soul through joy and pain." –Myrtle Reed (A Weaver of Dreams)
— Myrtle Reed, from “Flower of the Dusk,”
sir that’s my emotional support 19th century female author