Originality Usually Amounts Only To Plagiarizing Something

Funny How People Despise Platitudes, When They Are Usually The Truest Thing Going. A Thing Has To Be Pretty True Before It Gets To Be A Platitude.

Every One Knows About The Young Man Who Falls In Love With The Chorus-girl Because She Can Kick His Hat Off, And His Sister's Friends Can't Or Won't. But The Youth Who Marries Her, Expecting That All Her Departures From Convention Will Be As Agile Or As Delightful To Him As That, Is Still The Classic Example Of Folly.

Originality Usually Amounts Only To Plagiarizing Something Unfamiliar.

Most Men Have Always Wanted As Much As They Could Get; And Possession Has Always Blunted The Fine Edge Of Their Altruism.

No Fashion Has Ever Been Created Expressly For The Lean Purse Or For The Fat Woman: The Dressmaker's Ideal Is The Thin Millionaires.