Suspicion Of Happiness Is In Our Blood.

The Truth Is The Only Thing Worth Having, And, In A Civilized Life, Like Ours, Where So Many Risks Are Removed, Facing It Is Almost The Only Courageous Thing Left To Do.

What Kind Of Life A Dog . . . Acquires. I Have Sometimes Tried To Imagine By Kneeling Or Lying Full Length On The Ground And Looking Up. The World Then Becomes Strangely Incomplete; One Sees Little But Legs.

The Trouble With Marriage Is That, While Every Woman Is At Heart A Mother, Every Man Is At Heart A Bachelor.

The French Never Allow A Distinguished Son Of France To Lack A Statue.

A Horse's Eye Disquiets Me: It Has An Expression Of Alarm That May At Any Moment Be Translated Into Action.