Nothing Fortuitous Happens In A Child's World.

Every City Has A Sex And Age Which Have Nothing To Do With Demography.

The Envied Are Like Bureaucrats; The More Impersonal They Are, The Greater The Illusion (for Themselves And For Others) Of Their Power.

Glamour Cannot Exist Without Personal Social Envy Being A Common And Widespread Emotion.

It Can Happen That A Book, Unlike Its Authors, Grows Younger As The Years Pass.

When A Painter Is Working He Is Aware Of The Means Which Are Available To Him - These Include His Materials, The Style He Inherits, The Conventions He Must Obey, His Prescribed Or Freely Chosen Subject Matter - As Constituting Both An Opportunity And A Restraint.