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We are just going away— it will be a grand memory to my brother and my Mother and to me that we have met you. I look forward eagerly to having your poems when they are printed. I have the pleasure at having your daughter-in-law to tea with me—but I go away 1()ΙΥΥ ΟΤΙ ()Vλ/. Margaret Radford. ༤ཇི་ 4 Edwardes Sqr, Studios Kensington July 8, 1912. Dear Mr. Tagore, It was impossible for me to say anything to you about your poems last night, because they are of a kind not easily spoken about. May I say now that as long as I live, even if I were never to hear them again, I shall never forget the impression that they made. It is not only that they have an absolute beauty, a perfection as poetry, but that they have made present for me forever the divine thing that I can only find by slashes and with an agonizing uncertainty. I don't know whether it is possible to see through another's eyes, I am afraid it is not; but I am sure that it is possible to believe through another's certainty. There is nothing to compare with what you have donc except the poem of St. John of the Cross : "The Dark Night of the Soul’ and you surpass him and all 88 SA