Scrabbling like mad at their beloved fence, the politicians tried to avoid taking a definite position on either side. The Wooden Star (1968)
The delegate returned to tell his countrymen that the Americans, always notorious for their madness, had finally specialized in cretinism. The Wooden Star (1968)
Don’t be bitter, young sir. If you want to go on living you have to be alert. And you can’t be alert and bitter at the same time. The Wooden Star (1968)
People quoted Henry Dorselblad’s indictment of modern society: “Women needed the law’s special protection when they were legally inferiors of men. Now they have equality and special protection. They can’t have both!” The Wooden Star (1968)