To Believe In God Is To Know

A Long Association-prolonged Human Contact, When A Man And Woman Live Together-this Ends Up Producing A Sort Of Rot, A Poison.

If We Have Anything Kind To Say, Any Tender Sentiment To Express, We Feel A Sense Of Shame.

We Know Well Enough When We're Being Unjust And Despicable. But We Don't Restrain Ourselves Because We Experience A Certain Pleasure, A Primitive Sort Of Satisfaction In Moments Like That.

There Is Always A Certain Peace In Being What One Is, In Being That Completely.

To Believe In God Is To Know That All The Rules Will Be Fair, And That There Will Be Wonderful Surprises.