Let Man Be True And Every God

Letters Are Like Wine; If They Are Sound They Ripen With Keeping. A Man Should Lay Down Letters As He Does A Cellar Of Wine.

To Himself Everyone Is Immortal; He May Know That He Is Going To Die, But He Can Never Know That He Is Dead.

Death Is Only A Larger Kind Of Going Abroad.

Any Fool Can Paint A Picture, But It Takes A Wise Man To Be Able To Sell It.

No Mistake Is More Common And More Fatuous Than Appealing To Logic In Cases Which Are Beyond Her Jurisdiction.