If Only These Treasures Were Not So

Time Is A Strange Thing. It Is A Whimsical Tyrant, Which In Every Century Has A Different Face For All That One Says And Does.

Our Friends Show Us What We Can Do; Our Enemies Teach Us What We Must Do.

Every Bird Has Its Decoy, And Every Man Is Led And Misled In His Own Peculiar Way.

The Artist May Be Well Advised To Keep His Work To Himself Till It Is Completed, Because No One Can Readily Help Him Or Advise Him With It... But The Scientist Is Wiser Not To Withhold A Single Finding Or A Single Conjecture From Publicity.

Fools And Wise Men Are Equally Harmless. It Is The Half-fools And Half-wise That Are Dangerous.