Your Library Is Your Portrait.

Beware Of Your Habits. The Better They Are The More Surely They Will Be Your Undoing.

As Soon As An Idea Is Accepted It Is Time To Reject It.

A Good Book Is Always On Tap; It May Be Decanted And Drunk A Hundred Times, And It Is Still There For Further Imbibement.

The Better The Book The More Room For The Reader.

A Large, Still Book Is A Piece Of Quietness, Succulent And Nourishing In A Noisy World, Which I Approach And Imbibe With "a Sort Of Greedy Enjoyment," As Marcel Proust Said Of Those Rooms Of His Old Home Whose Air Was "saturated With The Bouquet Of Silence."