The Really Great Novel Tends To Be

Happiness Flourishes Where There Is Happiness...

The Minds Of Different Generations Are As Impenetrable One By The Other As Are The Monads Of Leibniz.

The Really Great Novel Tends To Be The Exact Negative Of Its Author's Life.

It Is Not Events And The Things One Sees And Enjoys That Produce Happiness, But A State Of Mind Which Can Endow Events With Its Own Quality, And We Must Hope For The Duration Of This State Rather Than The Recurrence Of Pleasurable Events.

Artificial Inflation Of Stocks Must Be Considered A Crime As Serious As Counterfeiting, Which It Closely Resembles.