I Have Always Felt I Lived On

One Must Place One's Principles In Big Things. For The Small, Graciousness Will Suffice.

There Are More Things To Admire In Men Than To Despise.

The Only Deep Emotion I Occasionally Felt In These Affairs Was Gratitude, When All Was Going Well And I Was Left, Not Only Peace, But Freedom To Come And Go--never Kinder And Gayer With One Woman Than When I Had Just Left Another's Bed, As If I Extended To All Others The Debt I Had Just Contracted Toward One Of Them.

In The World There Is, Parallel To The Force Of Death And Constraint, An Enormous Force Of Persuasion That Is Called Culture.

Finally, And Most Of All, Words Failed Him.