S.S. KOTELIANSKY
"You see, I am very fond of you and I should like you to possess all virtues, without a spot or stain. You have millions of virtues, but you postpone their practice. Hence my preaching at you. But as you are not only a darling but a terribly wise being, you must listen to me seriously, although you are allowed to smile. (See what an inconsistant person I am, for the sake of your smile, I spoil my whole case.)... I want you to be aware of what you call your "steel," and what I call your wisdom, all the time. I mean, that whatever mad or chaotic things you do, never forget that there is your ultimate wisdom that must keep you safe and whole...
Of course I shall be scolding you and be terribly severe, and even beat you on occasion. And all of this out of very good and so tender love for you."
Of course I shall be scolding you and be terribly severe, and even beat you on occasion. And all of this out of very good and so tender love for you."