Re: 20/20 List of Camille's
Camille Scaysbrook (verona_beach@hotpop.com)
Wed, 27 Oct 1999 20:31:30 +1000
Bruce proclaimed plainitively,
> I confess to being half asleep these past two weeks--am trying to adjust
to
> new medication--and missed this above. Which philosophical question did
> Seymour pose? In Hapworth? And who are the others; I remember only
your
> four from the game in late July: JDS, Nabakov, Mansfield and
Shakespeare?
> And *when* do we get the privilege to read your opus on Hapworth?
The pages I refer to are in my edition (a joke; I assume everyone has the
same edition of Hapworth (: ) are on page 98:
`It was suddenly borne in upon me, utterly beyond dispute, that I love Sir
Arthur Conan Doyle but do not love the great Goethe! ... Think for a
stunning moment what this means! It means that every man, woman and child
... should never do anythhing extremely important or crucial withough first
consulting a list of persons in the world, living or dead, whom he loves'
I'm sending you my Best Loved on private email to spare everyone else (:
However, everyone shall not be spared my opus on Hapworth just as soon as I
find some time, which is a far more precious commodity than it once was,
and the voice of my agent will be ringing in my ears if I spend too much of
it doing anything other than Writing!
Camille
verona_beach@hotpop.com