With Portions Condensed Into Prose by Winifred Turner, B.A. Late Assistant Mistress, Ware Grammar School For Girls And Helen Scott, M.A. William Morris, one of the most eminent imaginative writers of the Victorian age, differs from most other poets and men of letters in two ways--first, he did great work in many other things as well as in literature; secondly, he had beliefs of his own about the meaning and conduct of life, about all that men think and do and make, very different from those of ordinary people, and he carried out these views in his writings as well as in all the other work he did throughout his life.…
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