He Who Can, Does. He Who Cannot,

Human Misery Is So Appalling Nowadays That If We Allowed Ourselves To Dwell On It We Should Only Add Imaginary Miseries Of Our Own To The Real Miseries Of Others Without Doing Them Any Good.

The Price Of Ability Does Not Depend On Merit But On Supply And Demand.

When Men Die Of Disease They Are Said To Die From Natural Causes. When They Recover (and Mostly They Do) The Doctor Gets The Credit Of Curing Them.

Poverty Doesn't Bring Unhappiness; It Brings Degradation.

In Order To Fully Realize How Bad A Popular Play Can Be, It Is Necessary To See It Twice.