To Write Simply Is As Difficult As

A Good Havana Is One Of The Best Pleasures That I Know.

So Long As Some Are Strong And Some Are Weak, The Weak Will Be Driven To The Wall.

Money Is Like A Sixth Sense Without Which You Cannot Make A Complete Use Of The Other Five.

The Author Always Loads His Dice, But He Must Never Let The Reader See That He Has Done So, And By The Manipulation Of His Plot, He Can Engage The Reader's Attention So That He Does Not Perceive The Violence That Has Been Done To Him.

I Promised Myself That If Ever I Had Some Money That I Would Savor A Cigar Each Day After Lunch And Dinner. This Is The Only Resolution Of My Youth That I Have Kept, And The Only Realized Ambition Which Has Not Brought Disillusion.