Quote#Art
It was an idea of pure genius that had suddenly struck her; the…
Quote byArnold Bennett · 1867–1931
Commonly attributed — not confirmed in an authoritative edition. Cited on Wikiquote to: "Hot Potatoes", sec. 4. The Matador of the Five Towns, and Other Stories (1912), p. 251.
English (original)
It was an idea of pure genius that had suddenly struck her; the genius of common sense.
— Arnold Bennett
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