English poem
Ciii
by Walter Crane (1863–1929)
Unlettered children, hopeless to the task, And dumb before life’s riddles, still we ask; But labour, sole, is answered—patient thought, And science still doth nature make unmask.
Versos English Walter Crane Ciii
English poem
by Walter Crane (1863–1929)
Unlettered children, hopeless to the task, And dumb before life’s riddles, still we ask; But labour, sole, is answered—patient thought, And science still doth nature make unmask.