The Air Of One's Native Country Is

The World Perishes Not From Bandits And Fires, But From Hatred, Hostility, And All These Petty Squabbles.

To A Chemist, Nothing On Earth Is Unclean. A Writer Must Be As Objective As A Chemist; He Must Abandon The Subjective Line; He Must Know That Dungheaps Play A Very Respectable Part In A Landscape, And That Evil Passions Are As Inherent In Life As Good Ones.

An Expansive Life, One Not Constrained By Four Walls, Requires As Well An Expansive Pocket.

It's Easier To Ask For Money From The Poor Than From The Wealthy.

To Judge Between Good Or Bad, Between Successful And Unsuccessful Would Take The Eye Of A God.