"Often I wandered, of course, perplexed in a mist and in a thousand vacillations and dilemmas, and often I fell myself woefully forsaken. Yet I believe that is a fine thing to struggle for life. It is not with pleasures and with joys that a man grows proud. Proud and gay in the roots of his soul he becomes only through trial bravely undergone, and through suffering patiently endured."
En "The Walk", de Robert Walser, traducido por Christopher Middleton.








