Pass The Torch
The work is too much like that of carrying a torch through a
district in the night. The places where the torch-bearer goes are light; but
not many tapers are kindled from his torch, and when he has gone his way, the
darkness is almost as great as before. —Manuscript 3, 1899, 5, 12.
(“The Work for this
Time,”
…
At this point
Willie suggested that she and some of her helpers go up to the health retreat
at
In rather amusing
terms W. C. White wrote to his close friend Arthur Daniells:
For several days we have been trying to fit a number seven family into a number five house, with a number three purse to purchase furnishings.—15 WCW, p. 871.