Never Put The Story In The Lead.

Nobody Stands Taller Than Those Willing To Stand Corrected.

A Book Should Have An Intellectual Shape And A Heft That Comes With Dealing With A Primary Subject.

The New, Old, And Constantly Changing Language Of Politics Is A Lexicon Of Conflict And Drama?ridicule And Reproach?pleading And Persuasion.

A Man Who Lies, Thinking It Is The Truth, Is An Honest Man, And A Man Who Tells The Truth, Believing It To Be A Lie, Is A Liar.

On The Analogy Of 'dictionary Johnson,' We Call Fred R. Shapiro, Editor Of The Just-published Yale Book Of Quotations (well Worth The $50 Price), 'quotationeer Shapiro.' Shapiro Does Original Research, Earning His 1,067-page Volume A Place On The Quotation Shelf Next To Bartlett's And Oxford's.