In The Carriages Of The Past, You

When One Loves Somebody, Everything Is Clear - Where To Go, What To Do - It All Takes Care Of Itself And One Doesn't Have To Ask Anybody About Anything.

One Has To Be Able To Count If Only So That At Fifty One Doesn't Marry A Girl Of Twenty.

To Speak The Truth Is The Most Difficult Of All Arts, For In Its "pure" Form, Not Connected With The Interests Of Individuals, Groups, Classes, Or Nations, Truth Is Almost Completely Unsuitable For Use By The Philistine And Is Unacceptable To Him.

Even A Bad Man Is Better Than A Good Book.

Silence Is Terrible And Painful Only To Those Who Have Said All And Have Nothing More To Speak Of; But To Those Who Never Had Anything To Say— To Them Silence Is Simple And Easy.