Themes · 1835
Error has no end.
— Robert Browning ‧ Paracelsus
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Our reading
An editorial interpretation.
The speaker presents error as something without a final boundary. Mistakes can continue, recur or generate further mistakes, frustrating the hope that they might simply be finished with. The stark wording gives the observation a bleak force, allowing no reassuring point at which error necessarily stops.
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