In Morality, Man Treats Himself Not As

The English Are A Nation Of Consummate Cant.

Distrust All In Whom The Impulse To Punish Is Powerful.

Those Moralists, On The Other Hand, Who, Following In The Footsteps Of Socrates, Offer The Individual A Morality Of Self-control And Temperance As A Means To His Own Advantage, As His Personal Key To Happiness, Are The Exceptions.

The Bite Of Conscience Is Indecent.

The Really Royal Calling Of The Philosopher (as Expressed By Alcuin The Anglo-saxon): To Correct What Is Wrong, And Strengthen The Right, And Raise What Is Holy.