To Make A Vow Is A Greater

The American Who First Discovered Columbus Made A Bad Discovery.

All Mathematical Laws Which We Find In Nature Are Always Suspect To Me, In Spite Of Their Beauty. They Give Me No Pleasure. They Are Merely Auxiliaries. At Close Range It Is All Not True.

Propositions On Which All Men Are In Agreement Are True: If They Are Not True We Have No Truth At All.

Marriage, In Contrast To The Flu, Starts With A Fever And Ends With The Chills.

Just As We Outgrow A Pair Of Trousers, We Outgrow Acquaintances, Libraries, Principles, Etc., At Times Before They're Worn Out And Times - And This Is The Worst Of All - Before We Have New Ones.