Erich Maria Remarque. Shadows in Paradise (№ 187539)

I suddenly became clear that so attracted Kahn to the woman. Him, a man of refined intellect and great energy - a rare combination! - conquered in Carmen is not only naivety and not only pristine stupidity.
He was drawn himself - although he may not be aware of this - clean and thoughtlessness, which remained her innocent soul, however, whether the food is so innocent, because it is hard to imagine an innocent soul in such a seductive body. Of course, one can imagine an idyllic lawn at the foot of an extinct volcano, covered with primroses and daisies, but is unlikely to meet the Saxon, with pure thoughts, singing songs from the Patriarchal village near Rugenwalde.