The Lost Tools of Learning

This piece written by Dorothy L. Sayers was found by way of The White Horse Inn.  You are invited to learn and enjoy, as I did.


I long to fill all my time for thee,
   whether at home or in the way;
   to place all my concerns in thy hands;
   to be entirely at thy disposal,
   having no will or interest of my own.
Help me to live to thee for ever,
   to make thee my last and only end,
   so that I may never more in one instance love my sinful self.

--an excerpt from, Devotion,  in The Valley of Vision

Dorothy L. Sayers

Rabbit holes.  It seems I fall into them regularly when it comes to the internet. 

While trying to find information about one professor at Grove City College, I stumbled on this Q & A with Dr. Janice Brown, an English professor at the college, about Dorothy L. Sayers.  Although the session is dated from 2007, the information was valuable to me as I attempt to learn more about this British author (even if it is by accident).

The book that Dr. Brown mentions in the interview is available at Amazon.com and you can find it here.

There is even a DLS Society page. 

Enjoy checking out the "Rabbit Holes"


“None of us feels the true love of God till we realize how wicked we are. But you can't teach people that -- they have to learn by experience.” --Dorothy L. Sayers