Put All Your Rage And Madness Into

What A Heavy Oar The Pen Is, And What A Strong Current Ideas Are To Row In!

One's Existence Should Be In Two Parts: One Should Live Like A Bourgeois And Think Like A Demigod.

What Baffled Him Was That There Should Be All This Fuss About Something So Simple As Love.

[the Artist] Is Like A Pump; He Has Inside Him A Great Pipe That Reaches Down Into The Entrails Of Things, The Deepest Layers. He Sucks Up What Was Lying There Below, Dim And Unnoticed, And Brings It In Great Jets To The Sunlight.

Daguerreotype Will Take The Place Of Painting. (see Photography.) (from The Dictionary Of Received Ideas, Assembled From Notes Flaubert Made In The 1870s.)