John Wooster Robertson: The struggles, the disillusions, and the enmities of life are a part of daily experience. Either death should bring comp

The struggles, the disillusions, and the enmities of life are a part of daily ex — John Wooster Robertson

The struggles, the disillusions, and the enmities of life are a part of daily experience. Either death should bring compensating oblivion, or it should throw the mantle of charity over our frailties.

John Wooster Robertson

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