Excerpt from The Hive
There is much to say. Many have a part in this story of our days. Their work is on the table. Yet no manuscript, no chapter, is a real beginning. One must start a book this way - with a fresh sheet in the machine and tell what he is going to tell about... First of all, it has to do with the unfolding of the child mind; all the Stonestudy work has been for that, but the brimming wonder of it all is that we have chiefly been employed unfolding ourselves.
No one can begin upon the sweet and sacred story of life to a child without taking a stride nearer into the centre of things, and living it. That's what all telling is about - presently to stop talking and to catch up on conduct. The fairest culture of all is to become artists in life... Thinking of this, thinking much upon this one thing, we have been lured out of the heaviness of work into the dimension of play. We tell here about this particular passage.
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