No One Should Live Beyond 30.

You Remind Me Of A Smoked Cigarette.

A Writer's Temperament Is Continually Making Him Do Things He Can Never Repair.

One Hurries Through, Even Though There's Time; The Past, The Continent, Is Behind; The Future Is The Glowing Mouth In The Side Of The Ship; The Dim, Turbulent Alley Is Too Confusedly The Present.

A Classic,' Suggested Anthony, 'is A Successful Book That Has Survived The Reaction Of The Next Period Or Generation. Then It's Safe, Like A Style In Architecture Or Furniture. It's Acquired A Picturesque Dignity To Take The Place Of Its Fashion.

First You Take A Drink, Then The Drink Takes A Drink, Then The Drink Takes You.