It Is Only In Adventure That Some

Enduring Fame Is Promised Only To Those Writers Who Can Offer To Successive Generations A Substance Constantly Renewed; For Every Generation Arrives Upon The Scene With Its Own Particular Hunger.

Of Some Forty Families I Have Been Able To Observe, I Know Hardly Four In Which The Parents Do Not Act In Such A Way That Nothing Would Be More Desirable For The Child Than To Escape Their Influence.

The Work Of Art Is The Exaggeration Of An Idea.

Sadness Is Almost Never Anything But A Form Of Fatigue.

I Do Not Love Men: I Love What Devours Them.