There is something cheery in its very dinginess, and something free and elfin in its very insignificance.
g. K. Chesterton, The wisdom of father Brown: the head of ceasar, Bloomsbury Books London



There is something cheery in its very dinginess, and something free and elfin in its very insignificance.
g. K. Chesterton, The wisdom of father Brown: the head of ceasar, Bloomsbury Books London
Mr. Lever was torn in two. He was a kind man, and had also that bad imitation of kindness, the dislike of any difficulty or scene.
g. K. Chesterton, The innocence of father Brown: the queer Feet, Bloomsbury Books London