Once [a Cat] Has Given

The Most Fitting Occupation For A Civilized Man Is To Do Nothing.

Critical Lice Are Like Body Lice, Which Desert Corpses To Seek The Living.

Those Horses Must Have Been Spanish Jennets, Born Of Mares Mated With A Zephyr; For They Went As Swiftly As The Wind, And The Moon, Which Had Risen At Our Departure To Give Us Light, Rolled Through The Sky Like A Wheel Detached From Its Carriage.

The Purity Of A Person's Heart Can Be Quickly Measured By How They Regard Animals

It Is A Difficult Matter To Gain The Affection Of A Cat. He Is A Philosophical, Methodical Animal, Tenacious Of His Own Habits, Fond Of Order And Neatness, And Disinclined To Extravagant Sentiment. He Will Be Your Friend, If He Finds You Worthy Of Friendship, But Not Your Slave.