Everywhere, in whatever sort of life, whether in its stale, coarse, poor, disorderly, and decaying ranks, or among its monotonous, chilly, dreary, and neat upper classes, a man will always encounter, if only once, some phenomenon quite unlike anything he has happened to see hitherto, a phenomenon which will arouse, just once, a feeling unlike those he has been fated to feel all the rest of his life.
