Every Man's Life Is A Fairy Tale

Far Out In The Ocean, Where The Water Is As Blue As The Prettiest Cornflower, And As Clear As Crystal, It Is Very, Very Deep; So Deep, Indeed, That No Cable Could Fathom It: Many Church Steeples, Piled One Upon Another, Would Not Reach From The Ground Beneath To The Surface Of The Water Above. There Dwell The Sea King And His Subjects.

We Haven't Yet Got Eyes That Can Gaze Into All The Splendour That God Has Created, But We Shall Get Them One Day; And That Will Be The Finest Fairy Tale Of All, For We Shall Be In It Ourselves.

The Naive Was Only A Part Of My Fairy Tales; Humour Was The Real Salt In Them.

The Whole World Is A Series Of Miracles, But We're So Used To Them We Call Them Ordinary Things.

The Wiser A Man Becomes, The More He Will Read, And Those Who Are Wisest Read Most.