
"First We Take Manhattan"
I'm Your Man (1988)
As quoted in Wittgenstein and the Philosophy of Information (2008) edited by Alois Pichler and Herbert Hrachovec, p. 140
Attributed from posthumous publications
"First We Take Manhattan"
I'm Your Man (1988)
“It takes no more time to see the good side of life than to see the bad.”
The Rise of the Dutch Republic (1856; New York: Harper, 1861) vol. 3, part 6, ch. 7, p. 627.
Of William the Silent. In a footnote Motley cites the original of his last phrase in an official report made by the Greffier Corneille Aertsens: "dont par toute la ville l'on est en si grand duil tellement que les petits enfans en pleurent par les rues."
“Writing is nothing more than a guided dream.”
Preface to Dr. Brodie's Report [El informe de Brodie] (1970)
“He was guided by what he saw rather than by what he wanted to believe.”
Source: A Fire Upon the Deep (1992), Chapter 11 (p. 109).
Source: Sustainable History and the Dignity of Man (2009), p.28
“Get it down. Take chances. It may be bad, but it's the only way you can do anything good.”