Pride Gets No Pleasure Out Of Having

Friendship (as The Ancients Saw) Can Be A School Of Virtue, But Also (as They Did Not See) A School Of Vice. It Is Ambivalent. It Makes Good Men Better And Bad Men Worse.

Nothing That You Have Not Given Away Will Ever Be Really Yours.

The Human Mind Is Generally Far More Eager To Praise Or Dispraise Than It Is To Describe And Define.

The Human Spirit Will Not Even Begin To Try To Surrender Self-will As Long As All Seems To Be Well With It. Now Error And Sin Both Have This Property, That The Deeper They Are The Less Their Victim Suspects Their Existence; They Are Masked Evil. Pain Is Unmasked, Unmistakable Evil; Every Man Knows That Something Is Wrong When He Is Being Hurt.

At The End Of All Things, The Blessed Will Say, 'we Never Lived Anywhere But In Heaven.'