Few Great Men Would Have Got Past

A Well-known Magazine Asks A Man How They Should Refer To Him, As Psychologist X, As Author X? He Suggests Man Of Letters, For That Is What He Is, In The Eighteenth-century Meaning. But They Can't Buy That Because The Word Doesn't Exist In Time-style; He Cannot Be That, And Presumably The Old Function Of Letters Cannot Exist.

For Mankind, Speech With A Capital S Is Especially Meaningful And Committing, More Than The Content Communicated. The Outcry Of The Newborn And The Sound Of The Bells Are Fraught With Mystery More Than The Baby's Woeful Face Or The Venerable Tower.

An Obstacle Is Something You See When You Take Your Eyes Off The Goal Few Great Men Could Pass Personnel

There Is Such A Thing As Food And Such A Thing As Poison. But The Damage Done By Those Who Pass Off Poison As Food Is Far Less Than That Done By Those Who Generation After Generation Convince People That Food Is Poison.

God Works In Many Ways His Wonders To Perform. But He's Not A Skillful Mechanic. A Man Drived Over A Cliff And "by A Miracle" He Only Breaks His Back. It Would Be More Divine If He Were A Better Driver And Stayed On The Road.