No Artist Tolerates Reality.

To Have And To Want More That Is Life.

Thus Strength Is Afforded By Good And Thorough Customs, Thus Is Learnt The Subjection Of The Individual, And Strenuousness Of Character Becomes A Birth Gift And Afterwards Is Fostered As A Habit.

Men Have Hitherto Treated Women Like Birds Which Have Strayed Down To Them From The Heights; As Something More Delicate, More Fragile, More Savage, Stranger, Sweeter, Soulful--but As Something Which Has To Be Caged Up So That It Shall Not Fly Away.

A Good Writer Possesses Not Only His Own Spirit But Also The Spirit Of His Friends.

In Affability There Is No Hatred Of Men, But For That Very Reason There Is All Too Much Contempt For Men.