Program your favorite phrase Pick a quote or phrase that is exactly 5 words long, such as Programming puzzles and code golf!.
Write a program that, when appended to itself n times, outputs the first n + 1 words of your phrase in order.
For example, if your program code was MYPROG and your phrase was Programming puzzles and code golf!, running...

MYPROG should output Programming
MYPROGMYPROG should output Programming puzzles
MYPROGMYPROGMYPROG should output Programming puzzles and
MYPROGMYPROGMYPROGMYPROG should output Programming puzzles and code
MYPROGMYPROGMYPROGMYPROGMYPROG should output Programming puzzles and code golf!

Appending more than 4 times is undefined, your program may do anything.
Rules

Your phrase must be grammatical meaningful English. Ideally it should be properly capitalized and punctuated.
Your phrase may be any length but its entropy, as calculated by http://www.shannonentropy.netmark.pl/, may not be less than 3.5.
(Paste in your phrase, hit Calculate and look for the last H(X).)
Your phrase can only contain printable ASCII characters (hex 20 to 7E). Your code can only contain printable ASCII and tabs and newlines.
Your phrase must contain exactly 5 unique words and 4 spaces. All non-spaces count as parts of words. Spaces are the word boundaries. They may not be leading or trailing; there should be one after all but the last word.
The output should contain one space between words as well. The output at each appending step may contain trailing spaces but not leading spaces.
Output to stdout. There is no input.

Scoring
Your score is the length in bytes of your initial un-appended program. (e.g. MYPROG scores 6)
As this is code-golf, the lowest score wins.
Piet (honorary answer)



Snakes its way downwards, running out the right through blue and re-entering through green. Prints out "Fruit flies like a banana."

I used PietCreator to make this, but you can try it out here. Remaking Piet programs is a pain, so I started out at 35x35 and continued that way, meaning that I used a lot more codels than I needed.

Actual size versions