44/54 A laissez-faire policy is like spoiling a child by saying he'll turn out all right in the end. He will--if he's made to." "But you don't believe all this Socialist patter you talk." "I don't know. Until I talked to you I hadn't thought seriously about it. I wasn't sure of half of what I said." "You puzzle me," said the big man, "but you're all alike. They say Bernard Shaw, in spite of his doctrines, is the most exacting of all dramatists about his royalties. |