In Actual Life A Downward Movement May

Every Ceiling, When Reached, Becomes A Floor, Upon Which One Walks As A Matter Of Course And Prescriptive Right

The Indispensible Is Not Necessarily The Desirable.

The Charm Of History And Its Enigmatic Lesson Consist In The Fact That, From Age To Age, Nothing Changes And Yet Everything Is Completely Different.

Words Form The Thread On Which We String Our Experiences.

Most Of One's Life Is One Prolonged Effort To Prevent Oneself Thinking.