Every Uneducated Person Is A Caricature Of

Is It Not Superfluous To Write More Than One Novel If The Writer Has Not Become, Say, A New Man? Obviously, All The Novels Of An Author Not Infrequently Belong Together And Are To A Certain Degree Only One Novel.

One Mentions Many Artists Who Are Actually Art Works Of Nature.

Ideas Are Infinite, Original, And Lively Divine Thoughts.

The Two Basic Maxims Of The So-called Historical Criticism Are The Postulate Of The Common And The Axiom Of The Ordinary. Postulate Of The Common: Everything Really Great, Good, And Beautiful, Is Improbable, Since It Is Extraordinary And Therefore At Least Suspect. Axiom Of The Ordinary: Our Conditions And Environment Must Have Existed Everywhere, For They Are Really So Natural.

Mysteries Are Feminine; They Like To Veil Themselves But Still Want To Be Seen And Divined.