A Good Critic Is The Man Who

Innocence Most Often Is A Good Fortune And Not A Virtue.

It's Not By Amusing Oneself That One Learns.

The Duty Of Literature Is To Note What Counts, And To Light Up What Is Suited To The Light. If It Ceases To Choose And To Love, It Becomes Like A Woman Who Gives Herself Without Preference.

I Prefer The Folly Of Enthusiasm To The Indifference Of Wisdom.

An Old Philosopher Said To Monsieur Coignard, A Reverend Father: 'you Are A Pig!' To Which Abad Coignard Answered: 'you Flatter Me, Sir. But Unfortunately, I'm Only A Man.'