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Happy Endings Must Come At The End Of Something,' The Walrus Pointed Out. 'if They Happen In The Middle Of A Story, Or An Adventure, Or The Like, All They Do Is Cheer Things Up For Awhile.

I Discovered That If You Find The Language To Talk To Younger Readers, Children Can Accept Anything.

Reality Is A Question Of Perspective; The Further You Get From The Past, The More Concrete And Plausible It Seems - But As You Approach The Present, It Inevitably Seems More And More Incredible.

When Thought Becomes Excessively Painful, Action Is The Finest Remedy.

The History Of A Culture Can Be Determined By Its Untranslatable Words.