Middle Age Snuffs Out More Talent Than

Every Writer And Artist Wonders What In The World People Of Other Professions Can Find To Live For.

Everyone Is A Bore To Someone. That Is Unimportant. The Thing To Avoid Is Being A Bore To Oneself.

Words Are As Recalcitrant As Circus Animals, And The Unskilled Trainer Can Crack His Whip At Them In Vain.

Old Age Takes Away From Us What We Have Inherited And Gives Us What We Have Earned.

Poets And Painters Are Outside The Class System, Or Rather They Constitute A Special Class Of Their Own, Like The Circus People And The Gypsies.