The Really Great Novel Tends To Be

Marriage Is Not Something That Can Be Accomplished All At Once; It Has To Be Constantly Reaccomplished. A Couple Must Never Indulge In Idle Tranquility With The Remark: "the Game Is Won; Let's Relax." The Game Is Never Won. The Chances Of Life Are Such That Anything Is Possible. Remember What The Dangers Are For Both Sexes In Middle Age. A Successful Marriage Is An Edifice That Must Be Rebuilt Every Day.

The Most Important Quality In A Leader Is That Of Being Acknowledged As Such. All Leaders Whose Fitness Is Questioned Are Clearly Lacking In Force.

It Is Restful To Leave One's Home; Not Because Traveling Does Not Entail Varied And Difficult Daily Actions, But Because It Removes Our Responsibilities.

Two Human Beings Anchored To One Another Are Like Two Ships Shaken By Waves; Their Carcases Collide With One Another And Creak.

In Literature As In Love, We Are Astonished At What Is Chosen By Others.