[The Common Law by Robert W. Chambers]@TWC D-Link book
The Common Law

CHAPTER IV
40/57

Is it ?'"] "Nobody ever won a race looking behind him," she Said, gaily; "let 'em menace and loom!" He laughed in a half-hearted fashion, then his head fell again slowly, and he sat there brooding, silent.
"Louis, why are you always dissatisfied ?" "I always will be, I suppose." His discontented gaze grew more vague.
"Can you never learn to enjoy the moment ?" "It goes too quickly, and there are so many others which promise more, and will never fulfil their promise; I know it.

We painters know it when we dare to think clearly.

It is better not to think too clearly--better to go on and pretend to expect attainment....

Stephanie, sometimes I wish I were in an honest business--selling, buying--and could close up shop and go home to pleasant dreams." "Can't you ?" "No.

It's eternal obsession.


<<Back  Index  Next>>

D-Link book Top

TWC mobile books