Samuel Beckett Quotes

And Without Knowing Exactly What His Sin Was He Felt Full Well That Living Was Not A Sufficient Atonement For It Or That This Atonement Was In Itself A Sin, Calling For More Atonement, And So On, As If There Could Be Anything But Life, For The Living.

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