The Fact Of The Matter Is That

No Two Languages Are Ever Sufficiently Similar To Be Considered As Representing The Same Social Reality.

What Fetters The Mind And Benumbs The Spirit Is Ever The Dogged Acceptance Of Absolutes.

One Of The Glories Of English Simplicity Is The Possibility Of Using The Same Word As Noun And Verb.

Comparison Of Statements Made At Different Periods Frequently Enable Us To Give Maximal And Minimal Dates To The Appearance Of A Cultural Element Or To Assign The Time Limits To A Movement Of Population.

A Common Creation Demands A Common Sacrifice, And Perhaps Not The Least Potent Argument In Favour Of A Constructed International Language Is The Fact That It Is Equally Foreign, Or Apparently So, To The Traditions Of All Nationalities.