1970-10-19

Knud Ferlov writes to Sonja Ferlov Mancoba that she is too serious in her concern for "the fate of this mad and evil world." He writes about striving to remain unsullied by "the world's false glitter," which he also believes she does. He compares it to the life of Saint Geneviève in Paris. With a quote from Montaigne, he writes about his own path to Christianity. He states that Wongas' thesis on Shakespeare will be fine and praises the bard.