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Landscape With Faces

JOHN HEARNE.

There are, in fiction, a few 'complete' characters: people about whom a writer tells you all you need to know. There are, equally, in painting, a few faces in which the whole record of a life's passion and experience is not only caught but prophesied. But a country, any good c ountry, remains essentially undiscovered for all time. It replenishes and recreates itself from all human endeavour - even from the endeavour of those who try to define it. We can seek only for a sort of truth, insufficient but valid like our declarations of love, rather than a precise catalogue of qualities. Always, we are defeated, in the quest for any final response by the ceaseless and creative ...

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