"I hadn't had a look at Chicago yet since my return. Well, here it was again, westward from this window, the gray snarled city with the hard black straps of rails, enormous industry cooking and its vapor shuddering to the air, the climb and fall of its stages in construction or demolition like mesas, and on these the different powers and sub-powers crouched and watched like sphinxes. Terrible dumbness covered it, like a judgment that would never find its word."
(It's better to create than destroy what's unnecessary)
Tuesday, May 15, 2007
The Adventures Of Augie March - Chapter XXI
Labels: Saul Bellow
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