Life Is A Struggle, But Not A

If I Were To Name The Three Most Precious Resources Of Life, I Should Say Books, Friends, And Nature.

Almost All Of The Governments Have Agreed That They Will Not Acquire Nuclear Weapons And That They Will Allow The International Atomic Energy Agency To Monitor Their Commercial And Research Nuclear Power Operations To Ensure That Nuclear Materials - Highly Enriched Uranium And Plutonium - Are Not Diverted To Use In Weapons.

The Deeper Our Insight Into The Methods Of Nature . . . The More Incredible The Popular Christianity Seems To Us.

It Is Reported Of Margaret Fuller That She Said She Accepted The Universe. "gad, She'd Better!" Retorted Carlyle. Carlyle Himself Did Not Accept The Universe In A Very Whole-hearted Manner. Looking Up At The Midnight Stars, He Exclaimed: "a Sad Spectacle! If They Be Inhabited, What A Scope For Misery And Folly; If They Be Not Inhabited, What A Waste Of Space!"

The Simplicity Of Winter Has A Deep Moral. The Return Of Nature, After Such A Career Of Splendor And Prodigality, To Habits So Simple And Austere, Is Not Lost Either Upon The Head Or The Heart. It Is The Philosopher Coming Back From The Banquet And The Wine To A Cup Of Water And A Crust Of Bread.