Eric Ambler Quotes
It Would Be Good Now, I Thought, To Be In Paris. The Afternoon City Heat Would Have Gone. It Would Be Good To Sit Under The Trees Near The Marionette Theatre. It Would Be Quiet There Now. There Would Be No One There But A Student Or Two Reading. There You Could Listen To The Rustle Of Leaves Unconscious Of The Pains Of Humanity In Labour, Of A Civilisation Hastening To Its Own Destruction. There, Away From This Brassy Sea And Blood-red Earth, You Could Contemplate The Twentieth-century Tragedy Unmoved; Unmoved Except By Pity For Mankind Fighting To Save Itself From The Primeval Ooze That Welled From Its Own Subconscious Being.
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