Showing posts with label Stefan Zwieg. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Stefan Zwieg. Show all posts
Tuesday, July 9, 2019
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From The Collected Stories of Stefan Zweig, translated by Anthea Bell
BUT NEVER
"But never -- and I am sure of this -- have I loved life more fervently, and now I know that all who are indifferent to any of the shapes and forms it takes, commit a crime (the only crime there is!)"
From Fantastic Night
Thursday, March 21, 2019
Daily Dose
From Beware of Pity, by Stefan Zweig, translated by Phyllis and Trevor BlewittTHE FACT
"I began to have an inkling of the fact (supressed by most writers) that the outcasts, the branded, the ugly, the withered, the deformed, the despised and rejected, desire with a more passionate, far more dangerous avidity than the happy; that they love with a fanatical, a baleful, a black love, and that no passion on earth rears its head so greedily, so desperately, as the forlorn and hopeless passion of these step-children of God, who feel that they can only justify their earthly existence by loving and being loved."
From page 206, this edition
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