…is a sort of question which I think I could only answer by a study of the individual cases. I mean, take the case of Keats, for example. I mean, what did that do? I mean, Keats, to start with, was very nearly a dwarf. He was exactly five feet high.…

…answer by a study of the individual cases. I mean, take the case of Keats, for example. I mean, what did that do? I mean, Keats, to start with, was very nearly a dwarf. He was exactly five feet high. And he developed TB when he was 19, was it, or…

…puritanical disapproval of every kind of the most innocent pleasure. So that, again, here we have the art of Shelley, of Keats, of Byron, And what does it represent? It represents something, but it certainly does not represent the whole society out of…