“The portrait is faded, and a child’s face is always hard to read. But I should think that child would grow into unlucky man, and the wisest thing he could do would be to abstain from growing into a man at all.” “Why?” “Look at the line of the underlip. Th-th-that is the sort of nature that feels pain as pain and wrong as wrong; and the world has no r-r-room for such people; it needs people who feel nothing but their work,” Coming Of AgeUnhappy PeopleSensitive PeopleThe GadflyGrowing Up HappyComplex PeopleToo Good For This World Author:E L Voynich