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As
he
went
on
his
voice
again
grew
soft
,
and
a
confiding
note
came
into
it
.
"
Do
you
know
,
I
sometimes
catch
myself
wishing
that
I
,
too
,
were
blind
to
the
facts
of
life
and
only
knew
its
fancies
and
illusions
.
They
're
wrong
,
all
wrong
,
of
course
,
and
contrary
to
reason
;
but
in
the
face
of
them
my
reason
tells
me
,
wrong
and
most
wrong
,
that
to
dream
and
live
illusions
gives
greater
delight
.
And
after
all
,
delight
is
the
wage
for
living
.
Without
delight
,
living
is
a
worthless
act
.
To
labour
at
living
and
be
unpaid
is
worse
than
to
be
dead
.
He
who
delights
the
most
lives
the
most
,
and
your
dreams
and
unrealities
are
less
disturbing
to
you
and
more
gratifying
than
are
my
facts
to
me
.
"
He
shook
his
head
slowly
,
pondering
.
"
I
often
doubt
,
I
often
doubt
,
the
worthwhileness
of
reason
.
Dreams
must
be
more
substantial
and
satisfying
.
Emotional
delight
is
more
filling
and
lasting
than
intellectual
delight
;
and
,
besides
,
you
pay
for
your
moments
of
intellectual
delight
by
having
the
blues
.
Emotional
delight
is
followed
by
no
more
than
jaded
senses
which
speedily
recuperate
.
I
envy
you
,
I
envy
you
.
"
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He
stopped
abruptly
,
and
then
on
his
lips
formed
one
of
his
strange
quizzical
smiles
,
as
he
added
:
"
It
's
from
my
brain
I
envy
you
,
take
notice
,
and
not
from
my
heart
.
My
reason
dictates
it
.
The
envy
is
an
intellectual
product
.
I
am
like
a
sober
man
looking
upon
drunken
men
,
and
,
greatly
weary
,
wishing
he
,
too
,
were
drunk
.
"
"
Or
like
a
wise
man
looking
upon
fools
and
wishing
he
,
too
,
were
a
fool
,
"
I
laughed
.
"
Quite
so
,
"
he
said
.
"
You
are
a
blessed
,
bankrupt
pair
of
fools
.
You
have
no
facts
in
your
pocketbook
.
"
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"
Yet
we
spend
as
freely
as
you
,
"
was
Maud
Brewster
's
contribution
.
"
More
freely
,
because
it
costs
you
nothing
.
"
"
And
because
we
draw
upon
eternity
,
"
she
retorted
.