...the Habit Of Despair Is Worse Than

Liberty Is Dangerous, As Hard To Get Along With As It Is Exciting.

In Order To Speak About All And To All, One Has To Speak Of What All Know And Of The Reality Common To Us All. The Sea, Rains, Necessity, Desire, The Struggle Against Death... These Are Things That Unite Us All.

A Man Is More A Man Through The Things He Keeps To Himself Than Through Those He Says.

The Ancients, Even Though They Believed In Destiny , Believed Primarily In Nature , In Which They Participated Wholeheartedly. To Rebel Against Nature Amounted To Rebelling Against Oneself. It Was Butting One's Head Against A Wall.

In Oran, As Elsewhere, For Want Of Time And Thought, People Have To Love One Another Without Knowing It.