"Well, then, let my motto be: 'In a sound body, a diseased mind!'"
Or what people may choose to call diseased.
Scholars and thinkers, though they surely must have made some studies in logic, yet reason thus by analogy: Disease of the body is any departure from its normal state: consequently, any but an average mind is diseased. But if they start from the premise that mind and body are identical, then why reason at all on the matter?
Now I would burst into song, to run about in the open country, flooded with the white low sunbeams, and to utter cries of joy.
Why? Because the old Professor has said: "He is in love with you!" And because I believe he has spoken the truth.
Yes, and I shall continue to believe it till sundown, and I still am dreaming of a joyful triumph. I had one before, but it was far from joyful.
To-morrow evening I shall go to see Obojanski once more; and I shall tremble with great fear.
I am sure my answer to Janusz will be delayed. To-night Smilowicz and Roslawski
