“The average politician goes through a sentence like a man exploring a disused mine shaft-blind, groping, timorous and in imminent danger of cracking his shins on a subordinate clause or a nasty bit of subjunctive.”
Quote by Robertson Davies
Work
The Table Talk of Samuel Marchbanks
This book compiles a series of discussions and reflections by Samuel Marchbanks, delving into a wide range of subjects and providing a glimpse into his thoughts on the complexities of life and societal issues. more
Author
Robertson Davies
Robertson Davies was a Canadian novelist known for his wit and humor. His works often set in the Canadian society, exploring the relationship between individuals and society. Davies' works include the 'Amos Fortune' series and the 'Crown of the North' series, which are highly appreciated by readers. more
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