Quote#Nature
If he has illuminated the dark and serious subject with a suspicion…
Quote byArt Young · 1866–1943
Commonly attributed — not confirmed in an authoritative edition. Cited on Wikiquote to: Through Hell with Hiprah Hunt (1901).
English (original)
If he has illuminated the dark and serious subject with a suspicion of fun-it is meant to convey the hope he feels for all sinners like himself, that some relief of a slightly humorous nature may be found even in Hell.
— Art Young
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