Friendship Takes Time.

The Tourist May Complain Of Other Tourists, But He Would Be Lost Without Them.

It Has Been Wisely Said That We Cannot Really Love Anybody At Whom We Never Laugh.

Neatness Of Phrase Is So Closely Akin To Wit That It Is Often Accepted As Its Substitute.

A Man Who Owns A Dog Is, In Every Sense Of The Words, Its Master; The Term Expresses Accurately Their Mutual Relations. But It Is Ridiculous When Applied To The Limited Possession Of A Cat.

The Delusions Of The Past Seem Fond And Foolish. The Delusions Of The Present Seem Subtle And Sane.