1940
"I've lived my way; let me die my way."
"It seems to me, once in your life, before you die, you ought to see a country where they don't speak any English and they don't even want to."
“Sometimes, when we are young, life frightens us. Someday when you are loved, and are loved in return, you’ll find out then that nothing else matters.”
“Happiness is not a little cake which we cut up to feed my appetite.”
“Affections cannot be stolen, Madame. They are given freely or not at all.”
“We think too much and feel too little.”
“I must say that I prefer comedy. It’s a sign of getting old, they say, but I can’t help it. There is tragedy enough in the world. I don’t think we have to buy our tears.”
“It will last, as long as it is remembered.”
“Humor is a wonderful thing and we shouldn’t waste any of it that comes our way.”