Fear Is The Mother Of Morality.

A Book Full Of Brilliance Imparts Some Of It Even To Its Opponents.

I Cannot Believe In A God Who Wants To Be Praised All The Time.

We Must Beware Of One Who Is In A Passion Against Us As Of One Who Has Once Sought Our Life; For The Fact That We Still Live Is Due To The Absence Of Power To Kill, - If Looks Could Kill, We Should Have Been Dead Long Ago.

I Am Afraid That Old Women Are More Skeptical In Their Most Secret Heart Of Hearts Than Any Man: They Believe In The Superficiality Of Existence As In Its Essence, And All Virtue And Profundity Is To Them Merely A Veil Over This "truth," A Most Welcome Veil Over A Pudendum--and So A Matter Of Decency And Modesty, And Nothing Else.

Among The Wealthy, Generosity Is Often Merely A Kind Of Shyness.