Stevenson's Perfect Virtues, as Exemplified by Leigh Hunt

· 1933

PRIVATELY PRINTED FOR THE FRIENDS OF LUTHER ALBERTUS AND ELINORE TAYLOR BREWER CEDAR RAPIDS IOWA CHRISTMAS NINETEEN TWENTY-TWO Stevenson was right. There is not a more admirable trait in one's character than that of cheerfulness. Combined with that other virtue named by Stevenson, gentleness, and what more is needed to make a companionable and a beloved man.…

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