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Happiness Is The Meaning And The Purpose Of Life, The Whole Aim And End Of Human Existence.

Humor Is The Only Test Of Gravity, And Gravity Of Humor; For A Subject Which Will Not Bear Raillery Is Suspicious, And A Jest Which Will Not Bear Serious Examination Is False Wit.

For Even They Who Compose Treatises Of Medicine Or Natural Philosophy In Verse Are Denominated Poets: Yet Homer And Empedocles Have Nothing In Common Except Their Metre; The Former, Therefore, Justly Merits The Name Of The Poet; While The Other Should Rather Be Called A Physiologist Than A Poet.

One Swallow Does Not Make A Spring, Nor Does One Fine Day.

It Is Evident That The State Is A Creation Of Nature, And That Man Is By Nature A Political Animal.