I Do Not Argue With Obstinate Men.

There Is No Telling What A Human Character Is. Until The Test Comes. To Most Of Us The Test Comes Early In Life. A Man Is Confronted Quite Soon With The Necessity To Stand On His Own Feet, To Face Dangers And Difficulties And To Take His Own Line Of Dealing With Them. It May Be The Straight Way, It May Be The Crooked Way --- Whichever It Is, A Man Usually Learns Early Just What He Is Made Of.

If We Seek To Keep The Past Alive, We End, I Think, By Distorting It.

Sitting Here With One's Knitting, One Just Sees The Facts. -"the Blood-stained Pavement

Everyone Likes Talking About Himself. - Hercule Poirot

From An Early Age I Knew Very Strongly The Lust To Kill.