An Unprejudiced Mind Is Probably The Rarest

To Love The Truth Is To Refuse To Let Oneself Be Saddened By It.

Great Minds Tend Toward Banality. It Is The Noblest Effort Of Individualism. But It Implies A Sort Of Modesty, Which Is So Rare That It Is Scarcely Found Except In The Greatest, Or In Beggars.

If Life Were Organized, There Would Be No Need For Art.

If One Could Recover The Uncompromising Spirit Of One's Youth, One's Greatest Indignation Would Be For What One Has Become.

It Is Only Through Restraint That Man Can Manage Not To Suppress Himself.