We Owe To The Middle Ages The

In A Discussion, The Difficulty Lies, Not In Being Able To Defend Your Opinion, But To Know It.

A Great Statesman, Like A Good Housekeeper, Knows That Cleaning Has To Be Done Every Morning.

We Don't Go To School To Learn, But To Be Soaked In The Prejudices Of Our Class, Without Which We Should Be Useless And Unhappy.

An Old Man, Having Retired From Active Life, Regains The Gaity And Irresponsibility Of Childhood. He Is Ready To Play, He Cannot Run With His Son, But He Can Totter With His Grandson. Our First And Last Steps Have The Same Rhythm.

He Who Has Found A Good Wife Has Found Great Happiness, But A Quarrelsome Woman Is Like A Roof That Lets In The Rain.