You have no right to put on paper, to give to the public what this noble writer said to you, supposing that he was receiving a poet, not a reporter. (Paul Bourget)

You have no right to put on paper, to give to the public what this noble writer said to you, supposing that he was receiving a poet, not a reporter.

Paul Bourget

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