The Writer Considers Sayability Before

Boredom, Not The Will, Is The Mother Of Change. Necessity Is The Father.

Totem Poles And Wooden Masks No Longer Suggest Tribal Villages But Fashionable Drawing Rooms In New York And Paris.

The Sage Belongs To The Same Obsolete Repertory As The Virtuous Maiden And The Enlightened Monarch.

The Chair As Ideas Fits Only The Bottom As Idea.

The Most Reliable Pleasure Afforded By Theater Is The Intermission.