The Urge To Write One's Autobiography, So

It's Not A Man's Working Hours That Are Important--it's His Leisure Hours. That's The Mistake We All Make.

We Are The Same People As We Were At Three, Six, Ten Or Twenty Years Old. More Noticeably So, Perhaps, At Six Or Seven, Because We Were Not Pretending So Much Then.

I'm Not Often Bored,' I Assured Her. "life's Not Long Enough For That.

A Weak Man In A Corner Is More Dangerous Than A Strong Man.

I Have Enjoyed Greatly The Second Blooming That Comes When You Finish The Life Of The Emotions And Of Personal Relations; And Suddenly Find - At The Age Of Fifty, Say - That A Whole New Life Has Opened Before You, Filled With Things You Can Think About, Study, Or Read About...it Is As If A Fresh Sap Of Ideas And Thoughts Was Rising In You.