Few Persons Who Have Ever Sat For

Writing Is Above All A Question Of Instinct.

Slowly, But Very Deliberately, The Brooding Edifice Of Seduction, Creaking And Incongruous, Came Into Being, A Vast Heath Robinson Mechanism, Dually Controlled By Them And Lumbering Gloomily Down Vistas Of Triteness. With A Sort Of Heavy-fisted Dexterity The Mutually Adapted Emotions Of Each Of Them Became Synchronized, Until The Unavoidable Anti-climax Was At Hand.

Few Persons Who Have Ever Sat For A Portrait Can Have Felt Anything But Inferior While The Process Is Going On.

[t]here Is No Greater Sign Of Innate Misery Than A Love Of Teasing.

Writing Is A Combination Of Intangible Creative Fantasy And Appallingly Hard Work.