Saturday, February 17, 2007

A book about books

“Miss Miller’s observations were marked by no logical consistency; for anything she wanted to say she was sure to find a pretext. She found a great many, in the tortuous passages and rugged embrasures of the place, for asking her young man sudden questions about himself, his family, his previous history, his tastes, his habits, his designs, and for supplying information on corresponding points in her own situation. Of her own tastes, habits and designs the charming creature was prepared to give the most definite and indeed the most favourable account.”

Henry James, Daisy Miller.


Tudo por causa do "Reading Lolita in Tehran" da Azar Nafisi.

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