The Onset Of One Religion Can Be

People Of Great Ability Do Not Emerge, As A Rule, From The Happiest Background. So Far As My Own Observation Goes, I Would Conclude That Ability, Although Hereditary, Is Improved By An Early Measure Of Adversity And Improved Again By A Later Measure Of Success.

The Man Whose Life Is Devoted To Paperwork Has Lost The Initiative. He Is Dealing With Things That Are Brought To His Notice, Having Ceased To Notice Anything For Himself.

Work Expands So As To Fill The Time Available For Its Completion. General Recognition Of This Fact Is Shown In The Proverbial Phrase "it Is The Busiest Man Who Has Time To Spare."

The Matters Most Debated In A Deliberative Body Tend To Be The Minor Ones Where Everybody Understands The Issues.

Where Life Is Colorful And Varied, Religion Can Be Austere Or Unimportant. Where Life Is Appallingly Monotonous, Religion Must Be Emotional, Dramatic And Intense. Without The Curry, Boiled Rice Can Be Very Dull.