Pain Is As Diverse As

Fashions Have Done More Harm Than Revolutions.

And, Moreover, When It Happens That Both Are Sincere And Good, Nothing Will Mix And Amalgamate More Easily Than An Old Priest And An Old Soldier. In Reality, They Are The Same Kind Of Man. One Has Devoted Himself To Country Upon Earth, The Other To His Country In Heaven; There Is No Other Difference.

Civilization Survives On The Constant Discovery Of Amity And An Equal Supply Of Damnation.

A Breath Of Paris Preserves The Soul.

In The Opera We Call Love, The Libretto Is Almost Nothing.