Intellect Is Invisible To The Man Who

The Person Who Writes For Fools Is Always Sure Of A Large Audience.

He Who Lives To See Two Or Three Generations Is Like A Man Who Sits Some Time In The Conjurer's Booth At A Fair, And Witnesses The Performance Twice Or Thrice In Succession. The Tricks Were Meant To Be Seen Only Once; And When They Are No Longer A Novelty And Cease To Deceive, Their Effect Is Gone.

A Happy Life Is Impos­si­ble; The Best That A Man Can Attain Is A Heroic Life.

Mostly The Loss Teaches Us Only About The Value Of Things.

Every State Of Welfare, Every Feeling Of Satisfaction, Is Negative In Its Character; That Is To Say, It Consists In Freedom From Pain, Which Is The Positive Element Of Existence.