In Every Man There Is Something Of

Propositions On Which All Men Are In Agreement Are True: If They Are Not True We Have No Truth At All.

A Man Of Spirit Must Not Think Of The Word Difficulty As So Much As Existing. Away With It!

Nothing Makes One Old So Quickly As The Ever-present Thought That One Is Growing Older.

There Are People Who Believe Everything Is Sane And Sensible That Is Done With A Solemn Face. ... It Is No Great Art To Say Something Briefly When, Like Tacitus, One Has Something To Say; When One Has Nothing To Say, However, And None The Less Writes A Whole Book And Makes Truth ... Into A Liar - That I Call An Achievement.

Most Men Of Education Are More Superstitious Than They Admit - Nay, Than They Think.