... he persuaded purely by dint of persuasion and would rarely hatch any plot based on false information or lies, or so it seemed to me: his reasonings reasoned, his enthusiasms enthused and his dissuasions really did dissuade, and he needed nothing more, apart from, very occasionally, his silence, which doubtless silenced those with whom he kept silent.
(It's better to create than destroy what's unnecessary)
Thursday, December 25, 2008
Your Face Tomorrow: Dance and Dream - pg. 82
Labels: Javier Marias, Master-quotes
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