Talent Hits A Target No One Else

It Takes Place, By And Large, With The Same Sort Of Necessity As A Tree Brings Forth Fruit, And Demands Of The World No More Than A Soil On Which The Individual Can Flourish.

For, As You Know, Religions Are Like Glow-worms; They Shine Only When It Is Dark.

Men Are By Nature Merely Indifferent To One Another; But Women Are By Nature Enemies.

Man May Have The Most Excellent Judgment In All Other Matters, And Yet Go Wrong In Those Which Concern Himself; Because Here The Will Comes In And Deranges The Intellect At Once. Therefore Let A Man Take Counsel Of A Friend. A Doctor Can Cure Everyone But Himself; If He Falls Ill, He Sends For A Colleague.

Genius And Madness Have Something In Common: Both Live In A World That Is Different From That Which Exists For Everyone Else.