Just Like A Murderer Jumps Of Nowhere

The Hope That There She Would Manage To Regain Her Happiness Made Her Fearless

My Writing Is Progressing Slowly, But At Least It's Moving Forward. I'm Sure That's The Case. The Only Problem Is That I'm Never Absolutely Certain That What I've Written Is Any Good.

If It Is True That Cowardice Is The Most Grave Vice, Then The Dog, At Least, Is Not Guilty Of It.

It Must Be Added That From His First Words The Foreigner Made A Repellent Impression On The Poet, But Berlioz Rather Liked Him - That Is, Not Liked But . . . How To Put It . . . Was Interested, Or Whatever.

Cowardice Was Undoubtedly One Of The Most Terrible Vices - Thus Spoke Yeshua Ha-nozri. 'no, Philosopher, I Disagree With You: It Is The Most Terrible Vice!