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Mr. Smith: It's a very good book. I
particularly like his insistence that Science is born of Art, not the
other way around. To me, this was refreshing, coming from a man that most
modern thinkers call old-fashioned. Did any of your students think of that
while you were at Leipzig?
Mr. Smith: But Spencer didn't come
up with anything very new, really. Pythagoras, an artist of the heart, and
a great lover of music, made the discovery that the pitch of sound depends
upon the length of the vibrating string. That was six centuries before
Christ. Mr. Smith: From time to time, I like to drop in here
because, Mr. Nazerman, a man gets hungry for good talk.
Nazerman: There's your ticket and there's
your two dollars.
Mr. Smith: Two dollars will be alright. I
apologize for talking so much Mr. Nazerman. Forgive me.
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