Excerpt from Wind and WaveIt is perhaps even more difficult to mahe a selection from one's own warh than from that of another. Bias conflicts with judgment, and as often as not association overrules both. One remembers, too, what one had in mind to write; the elusive mood; the tense one is too apt to forget the attenuated emotion, the mood arisen and gone; or to ignore, till too late, the dif'erence hetween the thing done and the thing dreamed.
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Wind und Woge - Keltische Sagen
Excerpt from Wind and WaveIt is perhaps even more difficult to mahe a selection from one's own warh than from that of another. Bias conflicts with judgment, and as often as not association overrules both. One remembers, too, what one had in mind to write; the elusive mood; the tense one is too apt to forget the attenuated emotion, the mood arisen and gone; or to ignore, till too late, the dif'erence hetween the thing done and the thing dreamed.
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