"Unconscientious" Quotes from Famous Books
... wrong dates, why not also that of January 12? Unfortunately, we cannot in this case prove or disprove the point by internal evidence. There is, however, one factor we must be especially careful not to forget in our calculations—namely, George Sand's habitual unconscientious inaccuracy; but the nature of her narrative will indeed be a sufficient warning to the reader, for nobody can read it without at once perceiving that it is not a plain, ... — Frederick Chopin as a Man and Musician - Volume 1-2, Complete • Frederick Niecks |