It is always delightful to have one's feelings expressed by some one else in language of enthusiasm one might oneself be afraid to employ. (Alfred Austin)

It is always delightful to have one's feelings expressed by some one else in language of enthusiasm one might oneself be afraid to employ.

Alfred Austin

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