Life Is A Succession Of Lessons Enforced

The Object Of Reflection Is Invariably The Discovery Of Something Satisfying To The Mind Which Was Not There At The Beginning Of The Search.

Americans Cannot Realize How Many Chances For Mental Improvement They Lose By Their Inveterate Habit Of Keeping Six Conversations When There Are Twelve In The Room.

Most People Suspend Their Judgment Till Somebody Else Has Expressed His Own And Then They Repeat It.

Prejudices Subsist In People's Imagination Long After They Have Been Destroyed By Their Experience.

A Book, Like A Landscape, Is A State Of Consciousness Varying With Readers.