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The Higher Processes Are All Processes Of Simplification. The Novelist Must Learn To Write, And Then He Must Unlearn It; Just As The Modern Painter Learns To Draw, And Then Learns When Utterly To Disregard His Accomplishment, When To Subordinate It To A Higher And Truer Effect.

Money Is A Protection, A Cloak; It Can Buy One Quiet, And Some Sort Of Dignity.

The Fact That I Was A Girl Never Damaged My Ambitions To Be A Pope Or An Emperor.

Some Things Are Best Learned In Calm, Others In Storm.

Most Publishers, Like Most Writers, Are Ruined By Their Successes.