If Only We Could Lean Over The

Enduring Fame Is Promised Only To Those Writers Who Can Offer To Successive Generations A Substance Constantly Renewed; For Every Generation Arrives Upon The Scene With Its Own Particular Hunger.

Great Authors Are Admirable In This Respect: In Every Generation They Make For Disagreement. Through Them We Become Aware Of Our Differences.

Other People's Appetites Easily Appear Excessive When One Doesn't Share Them.

The Less Intelligent The White Man Is, The More Stupid He Thinks The Black.

Only Fools Don't Contradict Themselves