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There Are No Little Events With The Heart. It Magnifies Everything; It Places In The Same Scales The Fall Of An Empire Of Fourteen Years And The Dropping Of A Woman's Glove, And Almost Always The Glove Weighs More Than The Empire.

Perhaps It Is Only Human Nature To Inflict Suffering On Anything That Will Endure Suffering, Whether By Reason Of Its Genuine Humility, Or Indifference, Or Sheer Helplessness.

Incurable Wounds Are Those Inflicted By Tongue And Eye, By Mockery And Disdain.

When Law Becomes Despotic, Morals Are Relaxed, And Vice Versa.

In Diving To The Bottom Of Pleasure We Bring Up More Gravel Than Pearls.