Man Is The Being Whose Project It

Our Responsibility Is Much Greater Than We Might Have Supposed, Because It Involves All Mankind.

I Found The Human Heart Empty And Insipid Everywhere Except In Books.

I Am No Longer Sure Of Anything. If I Satiate My Desires, I Sin But I Deliver Myself From Them; If I Refuse To Satisfy Them, They Infect The Whole Soul.

I Had Dreamed My Life For Nearly Fifty Years (i Am About To Be Fifty-nine). But, You See, There Are Two Tones In Les Mats: The Echo Of This Condemnation And A Mitigation Of That Severity.

I Receive Letters From Workers, From Secretaries. . . . They Are The Most Interesting Ones.