But What Is After All The Happiness

The Great Principle Of Western Society Is That Competition Rules Here As It Rules In Everything Else. The Best Man - That Is To Say, The Strongest And Cleverest - Is Likely To Get The Best Woman, In The Sense Of The Most Beautiful Person.

The Highest Duty Of The Man Is Not To His Father, But To His Wife; And For The Sake Of That Woman He Abandons All Other Earthly Ties, Should Any Of These Happen To Interfere With That Relation.

Perhaps There Is An Idea Among Japanese Students That One General Difference Between Japanese And Western Poetry Is That The Former Cultivates Short Forms And The Latter Longer Ones, Gut This Is Only In Part True.

For This Reason, To Study English Literature Without Some General Knowledge Of The Relation Of The Bible To That Literature Would Be To Leave One's Literary Education Very Incomplete.

A Great Many Things Which In Times Of Lesser Knowledge We Imagined To Be Superstitious Or Useless, Prove Today On Examination To Have Been Of Immense Value To Mankind.