He Knows So Little And Knows It

... To Be "literary" Appeared To My Deluded Innocence As An Unending Romance.

It Would Appear, From The Best Examples, That The Proper Way Of Beginning A Preface To One's Work Is With A Humble Apology For Having Written At All.

Cynicism Is A Sure Sign Of Youth.

The Share Of The Sympathetic Publisher In The Author's Success - The True Success So Different From The Ephemeral - Is Apt To Be Overlooked In These Blatant Days, So It Is Just As Well That Some Of Us Should Keep It In Mind.

Marriage Is Mostly Puttin' Up With Things, I Reckon, When It Ain't Makin' Believe.