Robertson Davies "As a great building, well seen in morning light and against the moon, should be seen too in the hot glare of noon, so a really great book should be read in youth, again in maturity, and yet again in old age."
Robertson Davies, "As a great building, well seen in morning light and against the moon, should be seen too in the hot glare of noon, so a really great book should be read in youth, again in maturity, and yet again in old age."Meaning:This insightful quote uses the analogy of a magnificent building to illustrate that truly valuable works can be appreciated and understood anew through different p..
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