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4)Technically,itisaboutasproficientasmostbusinessmen’sgolf,ashonestasmostpoliticians’intentions,orasmostbooksthatgetwritten.
--Technicallyspeaking,itisasskillfulasmostbusinessmen’sgolfplaying,asmostpoliticians’purpose,andasconsistentasmostbooks’content.
5)Theyhaveimmensesolidarity.Wehadbetterrespectthem,forweareoutnumberedandsurrounded.
--Astheyareeverywhereandsodauntinginnumberthatwe’dbetternotoffendthem.
6)Manenjoysagreementasscowswilgrazeallthesamewayonthesideofahill.
--Humansenjoyfollowingthecrowdasitcanbringthempeace,security,comfortandharmony,whichislikecowseatinggrassonthesamesideofahill.
7)TohearourPrimeMinistertalkaboutthegreatbenefitweconferredonIndiabyjailingpeoplelikeNehruandGandhi.TohearAmericanpoliticianstalkaboutpeaceandrufusetojointheLeagueofNations.Yes,thereweremomentsofdelight.
--OurPremirMinisterwasahypocritetosaythattheimprisonmentofthetwomajorleadersofFree-IndiaMovement—NehruandGandhi–wasgoodforIndia.TheAmericanpoliticiansweredissimulatorstotalkaboutpeacebutrefusetojointheLeagueofNations.Thosemomentsmademefeelhappy.
8)Islidmyarmaroundherwaistandmurmuredthatifwewerecountingheads,theBuddhistsweretheboysformymoney.Shefled.ThecombinationofmyarmandthosecountlessBuddhistswastoomuchforher.
--Islidmyarmaroundherwaistandwhisperedthatifweweretalkingaboutthenumberofpeoplewhobelievedinacertainreligion,IbelievedtheBuddhistsweregreaterinnumber.My“indecent”behaviorandthedauntingnumberoftheBuddhistsscaredherawway.
9)ItwasRuthalloveragain.Ihadsomeverygoodfriendwhoostoodbyme,andstilldo.Butmyacquaintancesvanished,talkingthegirlswiththem.
--WhathadhappenedtoRuthandmenowhappenedagain.Althoughsomeclosefriendofminestillstuckbyme,mygrade-onethinkingmescaredawaymanyofmyacquaintances.
Lesson2.
1)Bellawastheboarding-houselovely,butnoonehadtakenadvantageofthefact.
--Bellawasyoungandprettyandwasseenasthebeautyoftheboarding-house,butnoonehadshownanypaticularinterestinher.
2)Hepossessedabrian,andsincenooneunderstoodtwhenheusedit,itwasresented.
--Mr.Penburywaswise,butnooneintheboarding-houselikedhimbecauseofthat.Hewastoosmartforthem,andeverybodyfeltannoyed.
3)ButMrs.Maytonneverallowedmorethanthreeminutestogobywithoutaword;
andsowhenthesilencehadreacheditsallottedspan,sheturnedtoPenburyandasked.
--ButMrs.Maytonwouldnotstandanysilenceformorethanthreeminutes.Sowhennoonespokewithinthreeminutes,shelostpatienceandturnedtoaskPenbury.
4)“Now,then,don’ttaketoolongthinkingofananswer!
”glaredMr.Calthop.
--“Now,youmustgiveyouabiliimmediately,donottaketimetomakeastory.”glaredMr.Caltrop.
5)Itfoundthespotallright.
----Theweaponwentthroughhisheartaccuratelt.
6)Weallknowyouwalkinyoursleep.
--Becauseyouareasleepwalker,weallknowthat.
7)“Butletmesuggestthatyougiveethestatementtothepolicewithslightlylessemghasis.”
--“Mr.Smith,Iwouldadviseyounottoputsomuchemphasisonyourstatementwhentalkingtothepolice,otherwiseyouwouldarousetheirsuspiciousaboutyourstory.
8)“No,”Ianswered.“I’vecometocureit.”
--“No,”Ianswered,“Ihavecometosolveyourproblemofcoughing.
Lesson3.
1)Moststudentsareusuallyintroducedtothestudyofhistorybywayofafattexbookandbecomequiklyimmersedinavastseaofnames,dates,eventsandstatistics.
--Moststudentsusuallybegainstudyinghistorythroughathicktexbookinwhichtherearsagreatnumberofnames,date,eventsandstatisticsforthemtoremember.
2)History,whichseemedtobeacut-and-driedmaterofmemorrzing“facts,”nowbecomesamatterofchoosingonegoodinterpretationfromamongmany.Historycaltruthbecomesamatterofpersonalpreference.
--Peopleusedtobelievehistorystudywasjustaneffortofmemorizing“facts.”Nowhistorymeansdifferentthingstodifferentpeople,becausetheychoosethebestdescriptionandinterpretationaccordingtotheirownpreferencesamongthosegivenbyhistorians.
3)Theycannothelpbutfeelthattowdiametricallyopposedpointsofviewaboutaneventcannotbothberight;
yettheylacktheabilitytodecidebetweenthem.
--Theycannothelpfeelingthattwoabsolutelyoppositeideaaboutaneventcannotbothbecorrect,buttheydonothavetheabilitytojudgewhichoneisright.
4)Theywillreadoftheinterceptionof“ZimermanNote,”inwhichtheGermanforeignsecretaryodderedtheGermanministerinMexico,intheeventofwar,tosuggestanalliancebetweenGermanandMexicowherebyMexico,withGermansupport,couldwinbackterritorytakenfromMexicobytheUnitedStatesintheMexicanWar.
--Theywillcomeacrossthehistoricalinterceptionofthe“ZimmermanNote.”Inthattelegraph,theGermanforeignsecretarygaveordertoGermanministerinMexicoandaskedhimtoproposeanalliancewithMexicanGovernmentincasetherewouldbewarandtopromisethatGermanGovernmentwouldliketohelpMexicowinbackthelandthatwastakenawayfromMexicobytheUSintheMexicanWar.
5)Canweeliminatealldisageement?
Iftheststeofourknowledgeweresuchthatitprovideduswithamodelofunquetionedvaliditythatcompletelyexplainedhumanbehavior,wecan.
--Wecangetridofalldisagreementsifourknowledgecouldgiveusaperfectmodelthatcompletelyexplainedhumanbehavior.Unfortunately,suchmodeldoesnotexist.
Lesson4.
1)“Myparents,andmywife’sparents,andourpriest,decidedthatIwasn’tfeelinguptoit.AndfinallyIdecidedsotoo.”
--“Myparents,mywife’sparentsandourpriestallthoughtI’dbetterpretendtobenotfeelingwellenoughasanexcusetobeabsentfromtheawardingceremony.SoIdecidednottoattendtheceremony.”
2)“…I’masculptor,notademonstrator.”
--“Iamasculptor,andIdon’twanttoshowanyantagonisticfeelingtowardsthewhiteworldbyreceivinganaward.
3)“InOrlandoyoudevelopathroatofiron.”
--InOrlandowhenyou(blackpeaple)drinkbrandy,youhavetodrinkveryquicklylestyoubecaughtbythepolice.Sosuchpracticeofdrinkinghelpsyoudevelopathroatasstrongasiron.
4)…soIthoughtI’dgoandseethewindow,andindulgecertainpleasurablehumanfeelings.
--…soIthoughtI’dgoandseemysculptureinthewindowandhavesomepleasantfeelingsofpridebyenjoyingmyownwork,whichisnaturaltohumanbeings.
5)“Youknowit’sbyoneofyourownboys,don’tyou?
”
--“Whatisextraordinaryaboutthewonderfulsculptureisthatitismadebyablackmanlikeyou.Doyouknow?
6)“Sheknowsitwon’tbeaneasylife.”
--“SheknowsthatherchildwillliveahardlifeinSouthAfricabecausetheyareblackpeople.”
7)Ididn’tfeellikeadrinkatthattimeofnight.
--Ididn’twanttodrinkbecauseifthepolicecaughtmedrinkinglateatnightIwouldbeingreattrouble.
8)Hewasn’tlookingroundtoseeifanybodymightbewatching.
--Hewan’tafraidofbeingseenwalkingwithablackman.
9)Isaidunwillingly,“Yes.”
--Ianswered“yes”,butactuallyIdidn’twanttotellhimthetruth.
10)NowIcertainlyhadnotexpectedtahatIwouldhavemydrinkinthapassage.Iwasn’tonlythinkingwhatyoumaybethinking…
--Drinkinginthepassagewascertainlybeyoundmyexpectation.Whatwasinmymindwasnotwhatyoumaybethinking…
11)“Ourlandisbeautiful.Butitbreaksmyheart.”
--“Ourcountayisbeatuful.Buttheapartheidmademeverysad.
12)…asthoughtheywanted…totouchmesomewhereanddidn’thow…
--…asthoughtheytheywantedtocommunicatewithmeemotionallybutdidn'
tknowthewaytodoit…
13)AndIthoughtitwasapityhhawasblind,forifmennevertoucheachother,they’llhurteachotheroneday.
--AndIthoughtitwasapitythathedidn'
tunderstandwhatpreventedhimfromunderstandingusashehadbeeninfluencedbyapartheidforsolongatime,becauseifpeopleneverunderstandandtrusteachother,theywillhurteachothersomeday.
14)Whathewasthinking,Godknows,butIwasthinkinghewaslikeamantryingtorunaraceinironshoes,andnotunderstandingwhyhecannotmove.
--Nobodyknowswhathewasthinking.ButIwasthinkingthathewasmuchlikeamantryingtorunbutcouldn’tbecausehewasstillnotcompletelyfreefromracialprejudiceswhichweredragginghisfeetlikeironshoes.
Lesson5
1)HetreatedNeryslike—well,thereweretimeswhen—notjustme,youunderstand…We
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