To Himself Everyone Is Immortal; He May

All Animals, Except Man, Know That The Principal Business Of Life Is To Enjoy It.

If Life Must Not Be Taken Too Seriously, Then So Neither Must Death.

Every Man's Work, Whether It Be Literature, Or Music Or Pictures Or Architecture Or Anything Else, Is Always A Portrait Of Himself.

Books Want To Be Born: I Never Make Them. They Come To Me And Insist On Being Written, And On Being Such And Such.

A Lawyer's Dream Of Heaven: Every Man Reclaimed His Property At The Resurrection, And Each Tried To Recover It From All His Forefathers.