All Men Are Enemies. All Animals Are

The Further A Society Drifts From Truth The More It Will Hate Those Who Speak It.

Imperialism As He [kipling] Sees It Is A Sort Of Forcible Evangelising.

The Paperweight Was The Room He Was In, And The Coral Was Julia's Life And His Own, Fixed In A Sort Of Eternity At The Heart Of The Crystal.

As Soon As You Think Of Fishing You Think Of Things That Don't Belong To The Modern World. The Very Idea Of Sitting All Day Under A Willow Tree Beside A Quiet Pool - And Being Able To Find A Quiet Pool To Sit Beside- Belongs To A Time Before The War, Before Radio, Before Aeroplanes, Before Hitler.

...the Object Of Waging A War Is Always To Be In A Better Position In Which To Wage Another War.