Innocence Most Often Is A Good Fortune

It Is Better To Understand Little Than To Misunderstand A Lot.

It Is By Acts, And Not By Ideas, That People Ensure The Bar Down The Street Cannot Have A Patio.

All Changes, Even The Most Longed For, Have Their Melancholy; For What We Leave Behind Us Is A Part Of Ourselves; We Must Die To One Life Before We Can Enter Another.

Of All Earthly Creatures, Humans Alone Have The Power To Choose. One Must Never Lose Time In Vainly Regretting The Past Nor In Complaining About The Changes Which Cause Us Discomfort, For Change Is The Very Essence Of Life.

Play Is Hand-to-hand Encounter With Fate.