I Don't Dare Do Anything Anymore, 'cause

One Must Apply One's Reason To Everything Here, Learning To Obey, To Shut Up, To Help, To Be Good, To Give In, And I Don't Know What Else. I'm Afraid I Shall Use Up All My Brains Too Quickly, And I Haven't Got So Very Many. Then I Shall Not Have Any Left For When The War Is Over.

You Can Get Around To Meaningful Conversations More Quickly In The Dark Than With The Sun Tickling Your Face.

He Clings To His Solitude, To His Affected Indifference And His Grown-up Ways, But It's Just An Act, So As Never, Never To Show His Real Feelings.

One Gets On Better In Life If One Is Not Over Modest.

Human Greatness Does Not Lie In Wealth Or Power, But In Character And Goodness.