The Summing Up, Part 354, Volume 1The reminiscences of the author's lifetime; insight on life and art; education, discipline and training of a writer. |
From inside the book
Results 1-3 of 49
Page 64
I suppose that you can learn a good deal about human nature in a solicitor's
office; but there on the whole you have to deal with men in full control of
themselves. They lie perhaps as much as they lie to the doctor, but they lie more
consistently, ...
I suppose that you can learn a good deal about human nature in a solicitor's
office; but there on the whole you have to deal with men in full control of
themselves. They lie perhaps as much as they lie to the doctor, but they lie more
consistently, ...
Page 213
We know very little even of the persons we know most intimately; we do not know
them enough to transfer them to the pages of a book and make human beings of
them. People are too elusive, too shadowy, to be copied; and they are also too ...
We know very little even of the persons we know most intimately; we do not know
them enough to transfer them to the pages of a book and make human beings of
them. People are too elusive, too shadowy, to be copied; and they are also too ...
Page 272
Even in that shadowy form of survival which looks forward to the dissolution of
human consciousness, once divorced from the body, into the general
consciousness, it is only possible to refuse the name of God to this general
consciousness if ...
Even in that shadowy form of survival which looks forward to the dissolution of
human consciousness, once divorced from the body, into the general
consciousness, it is only possible to refuse the name of God to this general
consciousness if ...
What people are saying - Write a review
We haven't found any reviews in the usual places.
Other editions - View all
Common terms and phrases
able accept action actors admire appearance artist asked attention audience beauty believe better called cause character claim common concerned course critic deal difficult discover drama dramatist easy effect emotion English exciting existence experience eyes fact feeling follow forced French gave give given hard human ideas imagination important instinct interest knew knowledge known least less literature live longer look matter meaning mind nature never novel offer once one's passing perfect perhaps persons philosophers picture play pleasure possible present produced prose reader reason seemed seen sense sometimes sort speak spirit story success suppose taken tell theatre things thought tion told took truth turn universe wanted whole write written wrote young youth