Mr. Gladstone Read Homer For Fun, Which

Hasty Work And Premature Decisions May Lead To Penalties Out Of All Proportion To The Issues Immediately Involved.

When I Look Back On All These Worries, I Remember The Story Of The Old Man Who Said On His Deathbed That He Had Had A Lot Of Trouble In His Life, Most Of Which Had Never Happened

Nothing Is More Costly, Nothing Is More Sterile, Than Vengeance.

I Don't Like Standing Near The Edge Of A Platform When An Express Train Is Passing Through. I Like To Stand Right Back And If Possible Get A Pillar Between Me And The Train. I Don't Like To Stand By The Side Of A Ship And Look Down Into The Water. A Second's Action Would End Everything. A Few Drops Of Desperation.

Mr. Attlee Is A Very Modest Man. Indeed He Has A Lot To Be Modest About.