A Dead Tree, Falling, Made Less Havoc

Fear Is The Most Easily Taught Of All Lessons, And The Fight Against Terror, Real Or Imagined, Is Perhaps The History Of Man's Mind.

It's Very Important To Be Just To Other People. It Takes Years And Years Of Living To Learn That Injustice Against Oneself Is Always Unimportant.

To Comfort Any Mortal Against Loneliness, One Other Is Enough.

Readers Themselves, I Think, Contribute To A Book. They Add Their Own Imaginations, And It Is As Though The Writer Only Gave Them Something To Work On, And They Did The Rest.

People In General Are Totally Unable To Detach The Personality Of A Writer From The Products Of His Thinking.