Thomas Bernhard Quotes

It Is Not Necessary To Read All Of Goethe Or All Of Kant, It Is Not Necessary To Read All Of Schopenhauer; A Few Pages Of Werther, A Few Pages Of Elective Affinities And We Know More In The End About The Two Books Than If We Had Read Them From Beginning To End, Which Would Anyway Deprive Us Of The Purest Enjoyment.

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