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爱德华·博克:爱德华·博克自传·补录 647
爱德华·博克《爱德华·博克自传》· The Americanization of Edward Bok · 领导
"Thanks equally for your treatment of both poems, [he wrote], the one accepted and the other returned. Maintain your own opinions and respect, and my vigorous esteem for you shall remain 'deep-rooted in the fruitful soil.' No occasion for apology whatever. In my opinion, you are wrong; in your opinion, you are right; therefore, you are right,--at least righter than wronger. It is seldom that I drop other work for logic, but when I do, as my grandfather was wont to sturdily remark, 'it is to some purpose, I can promise you.'
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定位:Additional excerpt 647 · 核对日期:2026-10-19 · 核验:短摘录
白话
他写道:“同样感谢你对两首诗的处理,一首接受,一首退回。坚持你自己的意见和尊重,我对你的强烈敬意将‘深扎在肥沃的土壤里’。完全不需要道歉。在我看来你错了;在你看来你对;所以,你对——至少对多于错。我很少放下别的工作来论逻辑,但一旦这么做,正如我祖父常坚定地说,‘我可以向你保证,那是为了某个目的。’”
上下文
一位作者(从语气看是吉卜林)回复博克接受一首诗、退回另一首诗,表示尊重编辑的判断。
今日一问
当别人坚持己见而与你不同时,你能否像这位作者一样尊重对方的判断权?
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