Algernon Blackwood,
A Prisoner in Fairyland — Chapter 27
(1913)
“ Yet there was no sadness in the fairy-tale to cause it; they were tears of joy.Surely it was that this tale of Starlight, Starlight Expresses and Star Caves, told as simply as running water, revealed the entire Universe--as One, and that in this mighty, splendid thing each of them nested safe and comfortable. The world was really thinking, and all lay fluttering in the grand, magnificent old Net of Stars. What people think, they are. All can think Beauty. And sympathy--to feel with everything--was the clue; for sympathy is love, and to love a star was to love a neighbour. ”
