When Yeats asked William Morris which writers had inspired the socialist movement, he replied that Ruskin and this author had, though "someone should have been beside [him] and punched his head every five minutes."
When Yeats asked William Morris which writers had inspired the socialist movement, he replied that Ruskin and this author had, though "someone should have been beside [him] and punched his head every five minutes." His work _Sartor Resartus_ gives an account of the life and opinions of Professor Diogenes Teufelsdršch, an imaginary philosopher.
When Yeats asked William Morris which writers had inspired the socialist movement, he replied that Ruskin and this author had, though "someone should have been beside [him] and punched his head every five minutes."
Thomas {Carlyle}