--Editor of The Etude.
"Underneath are the Everlasting Arms."
--Deuteronomy XXXIII: 27.
by James Francis Cooke, Editor
THE ETUDE MUSIC MAGAZINE – November 1947 
Wednesday, April 10, 2013
Be Not Afraid!
Forty years ago (November 1907), The Etude printed upon its editorial page the following quotation from the big-hearted, far-seeing, inspiring English novelist, Charles Kingsley (1819-1875).
During the years, this splendid thought of Queen Victoria's chaplain has guided us through many difficult paths. Fear of the unknown is one of the leading roads to failure.
--Editor of The Etude.
"Underneath are the Everlasting Arms."
--Deuteronomy XXXIII: 27.
--Editor of The Etude.
"Underneath are the Everlasting Arms."
--Deuteronomy XXXIII: 27.
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Wonderful, inspiring quote!
ReplyDeleteYes, isn't it? Perhaps not as catchy and quick as "Keep Calm and Carry On" (personally, I like the phrase: "Keep Calm and Drink Tea"), Mr. Kingsley's quote reflects the same admirable British stoicism!
DeleteThank you for reading, dear niece.