It Is Astonishing How Much The Word

Do We Write Books So That They Shall Merely Be Read? Don't We Also Write Them For Employment In The Household? For One That Is Read From Start To Finish, Thousands Are Leafed Through, Other Thousands Lie Motionless, Others Are Jammed Against Mouseholes, Thrown At Rats, Others Are Stood On, Sat On, Drummed On, Have Gingerbread Baked On Them Or Are Used To Light Pipes.

One Must Judge Men Not By Their Opinions, But By What Their Opinions Have Made Of Them.

It Is With Epigrams As With Other Inventions; The Best Ones Annoy Us Because We Didn't Think Of Them Ourselves.

With Prophecies The Commentator Is Often A More Important Man Than The Prophet.

A Sure Sign Of A Good Book Is That You Like It More The Older You Get.