In Three Men on the Bummel , Jerome lauds the German people for their obedience and desire to conform with the law. He describes them as morally probably the best people in the world. He than adds a remarkably prescient comment:
"Hitherto, the German has had the blessed fortune to be exceptionally well governed; if this continue, it will go well with him. When his troubles will begin will be when by any chance something goes wrong with the governing machine."
—Chapter XIV
Leo’s Tea-For-Two “Law Of Attraction”
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Some day, I think that this guy is just really, really dumb. But then I
reflect that first, nobody can be that dumb, and second, that he must have
had, dur...
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