Perhaps naivety is what makes its way most easily through the tumultuous elements of this world, and naive he surely is. Perhaps far too naive.
Eleven Sons, in: A Country Doctor: Little Tales, in: A Hunger Artist and Other Stories, by Franz Kafka
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Perhaps naivety is what makes its way most easily through the tumultuous elements of this world, and naive he surely is. Perhaps far too naive.
Eleven Sons, in: A Country Doctor: Little Tales, in: A Hunger Artist and Other Stories, by Franz Kafka
"Friendly to everyone. Friendly perhaps to a fault."
Franz Kafka, Eleven Sons
His thinking seems too simple to me. His perspective does not encompass the peripheral right or left, nor the far and wide; in his limited circular thinking he keeps beating around the bush, or rather idly turning.
Franz Kafka, [tr. Peter Wortsman], "Eleven Sons"