Life Is A Theatre Of Alarms And

Each Man Must Have His I; It Is More Necessary To Him Than Bread.

It Is Surely A Matter Of Common Observation That A Man Who Knows No One Thing Intimately Has No Views Worth Hearing On Things In General.

As Social Beings We Live With Our Eyes Upon Our Reflection, But Have No Assurance Of The Tranquillity Of The Waters In Which We See It.

A Strange And Somewhat Impassive Physiognomy Is Often, Perhaps, An Advantage To An Orator, Or Leader Of Any Sort, Because It Helps To Fix The Eye And Fascinate The Mind.

The Most Effective Way Of Utilizing Human Energy Is Through An Organized Rivalry, Which By Specialization And Social Control Is, At The Same Time, Organized Co-operation.