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Children Have No Use For Psychology. They Detest Sociology. They Still Believe In God, The Family, Angels, Devils, Witches, Goblins, Logic, Clarity, Punctuation, And Other Such Obsolete Stuff. When A Book Is Boring, They Yawn Openly. They Don't Expect Their Writer To Redeem Humanity, But Leave To Adults Such Childish Allusions.

To Me The Yiddish Language And The Conduct Of Those Who Spoke It Are Identical.

What Nature Creates Has Eternity In It.

The Yiddish Mentality Is Not Haughty. It Does Not Take Victory For Granted. It Does Not Demand And Command But It Muddles Through, Sneaks By, Smuggles Itself Amidst The Powers Of Destruction, Knowing Somewhere That God's Plan For Creation Is Still At The Very Beginning.

The Storyteller And Poet Of Our Time, As In Any Other Time, Must Be An Entertainer Of The Spirit In The Full Sense Of The Word, Not Just A Preacher Of Social Or Political Ideals. There Is No Paradise For Bored Readers And No Excuse For Tedious Literature That Does Not Intrigue The Reader, Uplift Him, Give Him The Joy And The Escape That True Art Always Grants.