p. 26 :
« reality » encadré.
Puis :
« [...] this is not, let us note, the aesthetic
attitude ; no cult of beauty. Reality resides in the scrap
of dirty paper as much as in the sunlit daffodil. The thing seen
is not important in itself, or rather it does not matter what our
judgements is of the thing seen. Can we see it without judgement,
without choice, with silent awareness ? if so, we shall know
reality. »
Et plus bas :
« is anti-religious », souligné...
p. 28 :
« We can divide her characters, if we will, into those
who
are open to reality and those who are shut in. »
p. 29 :
« adults » souligné dans un premier membre de phrase
et
« young men and women » dans un second,
trois lignes plus bas...
...