Isn’t ‘not To Be Bored’ One Of

One's Duty Is To Feel What Is Great, Cherish The Beautiful, And To Not Accept The Conventions Of Society With The Ignominy That It Imposes Upon Us.

Writing This Book I Am Like A Man Playing The Piano With Lead Balls Attached To His Knuckles.

The Better A Work Is, The More It Attracts Criticism; It Is Like The Fleas Who Rush To Jump On White Linens.

A Rich Woman Seems To Have All Her Banknotes About Her, Guarding Her Virtue, Like A Cuirass, In The Lining Of Her Corset.

It Is Always Sad To Leave A Place To Which One Knows One Will Never Return.