Disenchantment

Montague, C. E. (Charles Edward) · 1928

Note: Images of the original pages are available through Internet Archive. See https://archive.org/details/disenchantment00mont Now that most of our men in the prime of life have been in the army we seem to be in for a goodly literature of disappointment. All the ungifted young people came back from the war to tell us that they were "fed up." That was their ailment, in outline. The gifted ones are now coming down to detail. They say that a web has been woven over the sky, or that something or other has made a goblin of the sun--about as full details of a pain as you can fairly expect a gifted person to give, although he really may feel it.…

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