Death Destroys A Man, But The Idea

Neanderthal Man Listened To Stories, If One May Judge By The Shape Of His Skull.

Our Life On Earth Is, And Ought To Be, Material And Carnal. But We Have Not Yet Learned To Manage Our Materialism And Carnality Properly; They Are Still Entangled With The Desire For Ownership.

A Mirror Does Not Develop Because An Historical Pageant Passes In Front Of It. It Only Develops When It Gets A Fresh Coat Of Quicksilver In Other Words, When It Acquires New Sensitiveness; And The Novel's Success Lies In Its Own Sensitiveness, Not In The Success Of Its Subject Matter.

One Of The Evils Of Money Is That It Tempts Us To Look At It Rather Than At The Things That It Buys.

For You Cannot Have Gentility Without Paying For It.