Not To Love Is To

The Capacity For Passion Is Both Cruel And Divine.

It Is Extraordinary How Music Sends One Back Into Memories Of The Past.

A Man Is Not A Wall, Whose Stones Are Crushed Upon The Road; Or A Pipe, Whose Fragments Are Thrown Away At A Street Corner. The Fragments Of An Intellect Are Always Good.

Genius, Whether Locked Up In A Cell Or Roaming At Large, Is Always Solitary.

We Do Not Precisely Enjoy Liberty At The Figaro. M. De Latouche, Our Worthy Director (ah! You Should Know The Fellow), Is Always Hanging Over Us, Cutting, Pruning, Right Or Wrong, Imposing Upon Us His Whims, His Aberrations, His Fancies, And We Have To Write As He Bids.