The passage from David Jones' In Parenthesis (Part 4) reads:
Private Ball groped in his pack to find his book. The India paper was abominably adhered, especially for split finger-tips--and one anthology is as bad as a library and there is no new thing under the sun.
He closed the book--he would eat some chocolate.
In Parenthesis, p. 95. (For the full text of William Dunbar's "Lament for the Makers," click here.) |