By: J.D. Beresford

“Ignorance is the means of our intellectual pleasure.”

By: J.D. Beresford

The Wonder did not fall into the pond by accident.

By: J.D. Beresford

I saw that the dim white object was globular.

By: J.D. Beresford

“You figure space as a void in three dimensions.”

By: J.D. Beresford

I have no acquaintance with higher mathematics.

By: J.D. Beresford

“I don’t worry my ’ead about him.”

By: J.D. Beresford

He sat in an enceinte of piled volumes.

By: J.D. Beresford

“His mind is a magnificent, terrible machine.”

By: J.D. Beresford

“I am determined that this infidel child shall go to school.”

By: J.D. Beresford

“So elementary… inchoate… a disjunctive… patchwork”

By: J.D. Beresford

“Books,” he said.

By: J.D. Beresford

“What should I learn out of all them books?”

By: J.D. Beresford

“‘Oo is God?”

By: J.D. Beresford

“Didn’t you have a little of the ‘fifth form’ feeling?”

By: J.D. Beresford

“When ’e first looked at me, I near ’ad a faint.”