Life Is A Succession Of Lessons Enforced

You Can Believe In God Without Believing In Immortality, But It Is Hard To See How Anyone Can Believe In Immortality And Not Believe In God.

Too Often We Forget That Genius, Too, Depends Upon The Data Within Its Reach, That Even Archimedes Could Not Have Devised Edison's Inventions.

The Happiness Of Most People Is Not Ruined By Great Catastrophes Or Fatal Errors, But By The Repetition Of Slowly Destructive Little Things.

Every Now And Then We Discover In The Seething Mass Of Humanity Round Us A Person Who Does Not Seem To Need Anybody Else, And The Contrast With Ourselves Is Stinging.

Architecture, Of All The Arts, Is The One Which Acts The Most Slowly, But The Most Surely, On The Soul.