1938 · CLOSE READING
The Heart of the Master
The Heart of the Master (1938), PDF p. 26
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With that word, the walls of the little chamber in the Temple
upon the Mountain-top fell suddenly away from about me, and I found
myself alone in a desert place, strange and remote. And of that which
befell me there may I not now speak. For there is a Beauty which hath
no fitter ornament than Silence.
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