A Gentleman Is Never In A Hurry.

Almost All Great Writers Have As Their Motif, More Or Less Disguised, The Passage From Childhood To Maturity, The Clash Between The Thrill Of Expectation And The Disillusioning Knowledge Of Truth. 'lost Illusion' Is The Undisclosed Title Of Every Novel.

Artificial Inflation Of Stocks Must Be Considered A Crime As Serious As Counterfeiting, Which It Closely Resembles.

Genius Consists Of Equal Parts Of Natural Aptitude And Hard Work.

We Console Ourselves With Several Friends For Not Having Found One Real One.

Often We Allow Ourselves To Be Upset By Small Things We Should Despise And Forget. We Lose Many Irreplaceable Hours Brooding Over Grievances That, In A Year's Time, Will Be Forgotten By Us And By Everybody. No, Let Us Devote Our Life To Worthwhile Actions And Feelings, To Great Thoughts, Real Affections And Enduring Undertakings.