Many Things Are Too Delicate

Most Observers Of The French Revolution, Especially The Clever And Noble Ones, Have Explained It As A Life-threatening And Contagious Illness. They Have Remained Standing With The Symptoms And Have Interpreted These In Manifold And Contrary Ways. Some Have Regarded It As A Merely Local Ill. The Most Ingenious Opponents Have Pressed For Castration. They Well Noticed That This Alleged Illness Is Nothing Other Than The Crisis Of Beginning Puberty.

Many Things Are Too Delicate To Be Thought; Many More, To Be Spoken.

Philosophy Is Really Nostalgia, The Desire To Be At Home.

The Artist Belongs To His Work, Not The Work To The Artist.

Life Must Not Be A Novel That Is Given To Us, But One That Is Made By Us.