Dreadful Experiences Raise The Question Whether He

Good Writers Have Two Things In Common: They Prefer To Be Understood Rather Than Admired; And They Do Not Write For Knowing And Over-acute Readers.

Man's Maturity: To Have Regained The Seriousness That He Had As A Child At Play.

Without Cruelty There Is No Festival: Thus The Longest And Most Ancient Part Of Human History Teaches And In Punishment There Is So Much That Is Festive!

Unexplained, Obscure Matters Are Regarded As More Important Than Explained, Clear Ones.

Ultimately, No One Can Extract From Things, Books Included, More Than He Already Knows.