Sublime

In short, a thing is either bad or good in its original aims and functions.

'Háni! Sons éso tse-ná!' And

who undoubtedly knows a vast amount about his subject; who undoubtedly lives in great forests of facts concerning kinship and inheritance. But it is not, by any means, the same thing to have searched the forests and to have recognised the frontiers. Indeed, the two things generally belong to two very different types of mind.

It accounts also for the return of the virtue of politeness, for that also is a nameless thing ignored by logical codes.

“and I’ll tell you a murder mystery to freeze your gizzards and confound your deductive faculties.”

“To imagine a language is to imagine a form of life.” — Ludwig Wittgenstein