Man knows
that there are soul tints
more bewildering ,
more numberless,
and more nameless
than the colours
of an autumn forest;...
Yet he seriously
believes
that these tints can
every one of them,
in their tones and semitones,
in all their blends and unions,
be accurately represented by
an arbitrary system of grunts and squeals.
He believes
that an ordinary civilized stockbroker
can really produce
out of his own insides
noises which denote
all the mysteries of memory
and all the agonies
of desire.
Chesterton, G.W. Watt 1904
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