Humanity Is The Washerwoman Of Society That

Ideas Are Transplanted By Splitting, Thoughts By Sprouting.

In The Theater One Must Sit In Such A Way That One Sees The Audience As A Dark Mass. Then It Cannot Bother One More Than It Does An Actor. Nothing Is More Disturbing Than Being Able To Distinguish Individuals In The Crowd.

"a Cigar," Said The Altruist, "a Cigar, My Good Man, I Cannot Give You. But Any Time You Need A Light, Just Come Around; Mine Is Always Lit."

What Is A Historian? Someone Who Doesn't Write Well Enough To Work On A Daily.

Today's Literature: Prescriptions Written By Patients.