Much has been said of his relation to Henry Irving, but I wonder how many were really aware of the whole depth and significance of that association. Bram seemed to give up his life to it. .. I say without any hesitation that never have I seen, never do I expect to see, such absorption of one man’s life in the life of another.

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This is a placeholder explanation generated by the low-overhead model. It interprets "Much has been said of his relation to Henry Irving, but I wonder how many were really aware of the whole depth and significance of that association. Bram seemed to give up his life to it. .. I say without any hesitation that never have I seen, never do I expect to see, such absorption of one man’s life in the life of another." in the context of "Hall Caine, “Bram Stoker. The Story of a Great Friendship”, The Daily Telegraph, 24 April 1912: 16. Caine, as “Hommy Beg”, was the dedicatee of Dracula, as he explains in this obituary account of Stoker’s life." to mean that wisdom is timeless.