Old Familiar Faces

· 1914

[Picture: Mrs. William Morris. “She was the most lovely woman I have ever known, her beauty was incredible.”—Theodore Watts-Dunton] For some years before his death it was the intention of Theodore Watts-Dunton to publish in volume form under the title of ‘Old Familiar Faces,’ the recollections of his friends that he had from time to time contributed to _The Athenæum_. Had his range of interests been less wide he might have found the time in which to further this and many other literary projects he had formed; but he was, unfortunately, very slow to write, and slower still to publish. His long life produced in published works a number of critical and biographical essays contributed to period…

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