The dragon

· 1947

It is the eye that begets and conceives: suddenly by the hap and fecundity of glances which meet a child is summoned from the place of dumbness, and hears, and quickens, and arises to come among men. Never a conception of Prince “Teddy,” who contended with Li Ku Yu, had entered a human head to the moment when Prince John, his father-to-be (whom the French have called Jean _l’Entêté_, or “the Stubborn”) landed from the _Dominion_ at Scarboro’ to attend a dance one February night.…

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