Thomas Mann Quotes

Or Was He Merely A Mollycoddled Favorite, Enjoying Capriciously Prejudiced Love? Schenback Was Inclined To Believe The Latter. Inborn In Nearly Every Artist's Nature Is A Voluptuous, Treacherous Tendency To Accept The Injustice If It Creates Beauty And To Grant Sympathy And Homage To Aristocratic Preferences.

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