We Enter The World Alone, We Leave

Nature Is Less Partial Than She Appears, And All Situations In Life Have Their Compensations Along With Them.

I Have Long Been Convinced That The Christian Eucharist Is But A Continuation Of The Eleusinian Mysteries. St Paul, In Using The Word Teleiois, Almost Confirms This.

It May Be From Some Moral Obliquity In Myself, Or From Some Strange Disease; But For Me, And I Should Think Too For Every Human Being In Whose Breast A Human Heart Is Beating, To Know That One Single Creature Is In That Dreadful Place Would Make A Hell Of Heaven Itself. And They Have Hearts In Heaven, For They Love There.

We Must Have The Real Thing Before We Can Have A Science Of A Thing.

The Moral Of Human Life Is Never Simple, And The Moral Of A Story Which Aims Only At Being True To Human Life Cannot Be Expected To Be Any More So.