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be that we wish to win by means other than our own skill？
“Ah！ but；” my reader may say； “the weaker player wants to receive points in order that he may give the stronger one a better game。” Really； I do not believe that that is so。 Possible； sometimes； a strong and vainglorious player may wish to give points； in order that his victory may be the more notable。 But I do not think that even this is the true explanation。 That； I suspect； was given to me the other day by the secretary of a lawn…tennis tournament； in which I played。 “Why all this nonsense of handicaps？ Why not let us be squarely beaten； and done with it？” I asked him。 “Because；” He replied； “if we did not give handicaps； none of the less good players would enter。” Is that not a confession that the majority of us have both realized the true value doing a trivial thing badly； for its own sake； and must needs have our minds buoyed and cheated into a false sense of excellence？
Moreover it is not only such intrinsically trivial things as games that are worth doing badly。 This is a truth which； oddly enough； we accept freely of some things—but not of others—and as a thing which we are quite content to do will let me instance acting。 Acting； at its best； can be a great art； a thing worth doing supremely well； though its worth； like that of all interpretative arts； is lessened by its evanescence。 For it works in the impermanent medium of human flesh and blood； and the thing that the actor create—for what we call an interpretative artist is really a creative artist working in a perishable medium—is an impression upon； an emotion or a thought aroused in； the minds of an audience； and is incapable of record。 txt小說上傳分享
草草行事的重要性（5）
Acting； then； let me postulate—though I have only sketched ever
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