Perhaps The Only True Dignity Of Man

Nothing So Much Enhances A Good As To Make Sacrifices For It.

The Spirit's Foe In Man Has Not Been Simplicity, But Sophistication.

Nature In Denying Us Perennial Youth Has At Least Invited Us To Become Unselfish And Noble.

Never Have I Enjoyed Youth So Thoroughly As I Have In My Old Age

Mortality Has Its Compensations; One Is That All Evils Are Transitory, Another That Better Times May Come.