[Greenwich Village by Anna Alice Chapin]@TWC D-Link book
Greenwich Village

CHAPTER VIII
23/31

And, moreover, if the true and the false get a bit mixed once in a way, the wise traveller who goes to learn and not to sit in judgment will not look upon it to the disadvantage or the disparagement of the Village.

Young, fervent and courageous souls may make a vast quantity of mistakes ere they be proved wrong with any sort of sound reasoning.

If our Villagers run off at tangents on occasion, follow a few false gods and tie the cosmos into knots, it is, one may take it, rather to their credit than otherwise.

No one ever accomplished anything by sitting still and looking at a wall.

And it is far better to make a fool of yourself with an intense object, than to make nothing of yourself and have no particular object at all! There are all sorts of fakers--conscious or otherwise.


<<Back  Index  Next>>

D-Link book Top

TWC mobile books