Just ran across this quote:
Those who dream of a banquet may wake to lamentation and sorrow. Those who dream of lamentation and sorrow may wake to join a hunt. While they dream, they do not know that they dream. Some will even experience a dream within a dream; and only when they awake do they realize they dreamed of a dream. By and by comes the great awakening, and then we may find out that this life is really an extended dream. Fools think they are awake now, and flatter themselves they know if they are really princes or peasants. Confucius and you are both dreams; and I who say you are dreams—I am but a dream myself. This is a paradox. To-morrow a wise man may come forward to explain it; but that tomorrow will not be until ten thousand generations have gone by.
Guidebook Narration in Finnegans Wake
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*'The Rue Reaumur, to the left of the church, leads us back to the Rue de
Turbigo, about 500 yds. from the Place de la Republique.'*
*Baedeker's Paris an...
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Very apt. Although I think you meant to write Chuang Tsu, didn't you?
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