Except During The Nine Months Before He

Reading Made Don Quixote A Gentleman, But Believing What He Read Made Him Mad.

The Writer Who Aims At Producing The Platitudes Which Are "not For An Age, But For All Time" Has His Reward In Being Unreadable Inall Ages.... The Man Who Writes About Himself And His Own Time Is The Only Sort Of Man Who Writes About All People And About All Time.

The Ordinary Man Is An Anarchist. He Wants To Do As He Likes. He May Want His Neighbour To Be Governed, But He Himself Doesn't Want To Be Governed. He Is Mortally Afraid Of Government Officials And Policemen.

The Price Of Ability Does Not Depend On Merit But On Supply And Demand.

The Real Brahms Is Nothing More Than A Sentimental Voluptuary