The Most Familiar Precepts Are Not Always

Poets Claim That We Recapture For A Moment The Self That We Were Long Ago When We Enter Some House Or Garden In Which We Used To Live In Our Youth. But These Are Most Hazardous Pilgrimages, Which End As Often In Disappointment As In Success. It Is In Ourselves That We Should Rather Seek To Find Those Fixed Places, Contemporaneous With Different Years.

Remembrance Of Things Past Is Not Necessarily The Remembrance Of Things As They Were.

What Artists Call Posterity Is The Posterity Of The Work Of Art.

But Sometimes Illumination Comes To Our Rescue At The Very Moment When All Seems Lost; We Have Knocked At Every Door And They Open On Nothing Until, At Last, We Stumble Unconsciously Against The Only One Through Which We Can Enter The Kingdom We Have Sought In Vain A Hundred Years - And It Opens.

On Devient Moral De' S Qu'on Est Malheureux. We Become Moral Once We Are Miserable.