BEAUTY EVERYWHERE
“After aIH, there is beauty in tlie> world! I can’t look out of my window here without seeling that. And there is beauty in humanity too; I can’t go down the roadway without seeing that, just as I have seen it too —most beautiful of all, perhaps—in the midst of poverty and suffering. Beauty demands fully as much a part in our life anl:l 'literature as ugliness —I would like our younger writers to remember that I find woman becoming more and more the intellectual 3om panion of man. I don’t think it necessarily the product or result of violent movements of the day. It is the >fruit of the gradual process of centuries. The reflations between the sexes have becomem uch franker now that the old veils of convention have been lifted,” —Mr W. J. Locke.
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Waipa Post, Volume 32, Issue 1927, 28 October 1926, Page 7
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