“Color, in the outward world, answers to feeling in man; shape, to thought; motion, to will. The dawn of day is the nearest outward likeness of an act of creation; and it is, therefore, also the closest type in nature for that in us which most approaches to creation--the realization of an idea by an act of the will.”
Quote by John Sterling
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This volume presents a series of fragments drawn from the journeys of Theodore Elbert, encompassing personal thoughts, illustrative tales, and apologues—short allegorical stories with moral lessons. The work combines travelogue elements with essayistic reflection, offering readers a medley of contemplative prose and narrative vignettes. The title suggests a structure where travel experiences serve as a backdrop for broader philosophical and ethical considerations, though specific details about the author, publication history, or critical reception remain unspecified in common public knowledge. more
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