You Lose Your Manners When You're Poor.

It Doesn't Pay Well To Fight For What We Believe In.

How Often The Rich Like To Play At Being Poor. A Rather Nasty Game, I've Always Thought.

It's A Sad Day When You Find Out That It's Not Accident Or Time Or Fortune, But Just Yourself That Kept Things From You.

I've Always Had Great Satisfaction Out Of Writing The Plays. I've Not Always Had Great Satisfaction Out Of Seeing Them Produced-although Often I've Had Satisfaction There. When Things Go Well In Production, On Opening There's No Nicer Feeling In The World-what Could Be Nicer Than Watching An Audience Respond? You Can't That From A Book. It's A Fine Feeling To Walk Into The Theater And See Living People Respond To Something You've Done.

Lonely. I Always Thought Loneliness Meant Alone, Without People. It Means Something Else.