It Is A Great Danger For Everyone

There's A Virtue In Slowness, Which We Have Lost

Thrillers Are Like Life, More Like Life Than You Are.

There Is A Point Of No Return, Unremarked At The Time, In Most Lives.

One Gets Started, And Then, Suddenly, One Cannot Remember What Toothpaste They Use . . . The Moment Comes When A Character Does Or Says Something You Hadn't Thought About. At That Moment He's Alive And You Leave It To Him.

Perhaps The Comparison Is Closer To The Chinese Cook Who Leaves Hardly Any Part Of A Duck Unserved.