гадание по книге литпроизведений Рассела (на английском)

[aleatorius]

может произвести?

если кто назовет страницу (350 всего) и какой абзац сверху, я перепечатаю отрывок %-)

там смешные имена и стиль

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271, 4! Никогда не гадала по книгам :)

[aleatorius.livejournal.com]

She used to sit in a very large drawing-room and entertain at tea all the leading literary men of the age, and when any of them went out she would turn to the others with a sigh and say: 'Fools are so fatiguin',' This caused all the rest to determine that they would not be the first to leave the gathering, for fear the same should be said about them.

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Ахахаха!

[aleatorius.livejournal.com]

(Family, Friends and Others)

[krol-hydrops.livejournal.com]

57, 2

[aleatorius.livejournal.com]

I was horrified by what I felt to be the wickedness of Dr. Mallako's suggestion. I felt it unthinkable that I, whose life had been governed hitherto by the straitest rules of rectitudes, should become associated with anything so universally execrated as the sale of obscene literature.
(Satan in the Suburbs)

[kuzimama.livejournal.com]

137-11

[aleatorius.livejournal.com]

137 любимое число Паули,то бишь постоянная тонкой структуры %-)

полагая что 11 это число строк сверху:

Zachary, who had impressed Mr. Wagthorne by his capacity for absorbing an entirely new point of
view, and who had, in his surreptitious reading, acquired a considerable breadth of knowledge, was found, on Mr. Wagthorne's recommendation, worthy of a minor post in the Ministry of Culture. Helped by Mrs. Wagthorne to establish themselves in a tiny flat, Zachary and Leah married. (Faith and Mountains)

[kuzimama.livejournal.com]

с паули заодно-с! ))

[corey01.livejournal.com]

13-13

[aleatorius.livejournal.com]

хех, фотокопия машинописного текста с пометками от руки , там где вписано не шибко понятно
(Notes for a speech to the Author's Club, 11 February 1953)

As a social force:
American novels, both good & bad, tell truths which cannot be told straightforwardly, without social obloquy. e.g.: Steinbeck's Grapes of Wrath is against Beecham нрзб
Fiction more widely persuasive. e.g. : Oliver Twist & Malraux on China (?). Fiction emancipates man from tyranny of fact & liberates the Imagination. Imagination, not slavery to fact, is the source of whatever is good in human life.


наверное имеется в виду цитата из дирижера Thomas Beecham
The function of music is to release us from the tyranny of conscious thought.

[corey01.livejournal.com]

гм!