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The Duty Of Literature Is To Note What Counts, And To Light Up What Is Suited To The Light. If It Ceases To Choose And To Love, It Becomes Like A Woman Who Gives Herself Without Preference.

A Tale Without Love Is Like Beef Without Mustard: Insipid.

So Long As Society Is Founded On Injustice, The Function Of The Laws Will Be To Defend Injustice. And The More Unjust They Are The More Respectable They Will Seem.

Without Lies Humanity Would Perish Of Despair And Boredom.

If Fifty Million People Say A Foolish Thing, It Is Still A Foolish Thing.