Old Age: I Fall Asleep During The

Innocence Is Thought Charming Because It Offers Delightful Possibilities For Exploitation.

Posterity--the Forlorn Child Of Nineteenth Century Optimism--grows Ever Harder To Conceive.

Literary Tradition Is Full Of Lies About Poverty-the Jolly Beggar, The Poor But Happy Milkmaid, The Wholesome Diet Of Porridge, Etc.

My Aspiration Now Is To Get By Luck What I Could Not Get By Merit.

Disobedient Parents Are A Great Trouble To Their Children.