Two Days In This City

One Thing About Bureaucrats Is That They Never Swallow Their Young. Leave Them Alone And You'll Find Them Increasing Every Year.

In All My Life I Have Treated The Press With Marked Contempt And Remarkable Success.

The Kind Of People I Myself Represent In Parliament; Salary Earners, Shopkeepers, Skilled Artisans, Professional Men And Women, Farmers And So On, These Are, In A Political And Economic Sense, The Middle Class. They Are For The Most Part Unorganised And Unselfconscious.

The Great Vice Of Democracy Is That For A Generation We Have Been Busy Getting Ourselves On To The List Of Beneficiaries And Removing Ourselves From The List Of Contributors, As If Somewhere There Was Somebody Else's Effort On Which We Could Thrive.

A Manager May Be Tough And Practical, Squeezing Out, While The Going Is Good, The Last Ounce Of Profit And Dividend . . .