Indeed she has a subtler appreciation of the Venetian School of Painting than I have.

She first opened my eyes, in Italy, to the beauties, as a gorgeous colourist, of Palma Vecchio in his second or Giorgionesque manner.

She is in every way a sympathetic and entertaining companion.

Going deeper, to the roots of human instinct, I find she represents to me--so chance has willed it--the _ewige weibliche_ which must complement masculinity in order to produce normal existence.

But as for the "_zieht uns hinan_"-- no.