Mar 11, 2009 22:05
вообще, всё чаще хочется укрыться за этой цитатой из Барбары Пим.
"She began to walk more slowly, looking over the railings into the "gardens", which consisted of a long strip of dry-looking grass, bordered with flower-beds and paths, and shaded by top-heavy trees about to shed their leaves. A woman was walking along one of the paths with a dog on a lead. She wore a grey tweed coat and transparent pink nylon gloves, and carried two books from the public library in a contraption of rubber straps. What is the use of noticing such details? Dulcie asked herself. It isn't as if I were a novelist or a private detective. Presumably such a faculty might be said to add to one's enjoyment of life, but so often what one observed was neither amusing nor interesting, but just upsetting" (No Fond Return of Love)