We Are Closer To The Ants Than

As Coleridge Said, "we Receive But What We Give." The Happy Life Is A Life Of Continual Generosity In Which We Go Out To Meet And Acclaim The World.

It Is By Sitting Down To Write Every Morning That He Becomes A Writer. Those Who Do Not Do This Remain Amateurs.

The Only Test Of Work Of Literature Is That It Shall Please Other Ages Than Its Own.

The More We Feel Sorry For Ourselves, The Less Sorry Others Will Feel For Us. People Don't Waste Their Small Store Of Sympathy On Those Who Can Provide It So Richly For Themselves.

Poets And Painters Are Outside The Class System, Or Rather They Constitute A Special Class Of Their Own, Like The Circus People And The Gypsies.