Beautiful Face and Feeling

Face and Seeing

Each European and Asian guest to the United States is struck by the relative uncommonness of what he would call a face, by the recurrence of men and ladies who look like elderly children. In the event that he stays in the States for any period of time, he will discover this can't be put down to an absence of sensibility - the American feels the delights and sufferings of human life as distinctly as any other person. The main conceivable clarification I can discover lies in his diverse state of mind to the past. To have a face, in the European feeling of the word, no doubt one must appreciate and endure as well as craving to save the memory of even the most embarrassing and repulsive encounters of the past.