The Longer One Lives, The More One

The Sublimity Of Wisdom Is To Do Those Things Living, Which Are To Be Desired When Dying.

What Is All Wisdom Save A Collection Of Platitudes? But The Man Who Orders His Life According To Their Teachings Cannot Go Far Wrong.

It Seldom Pays To Be Rude. It Never Pays To Be Only Half-rude.

I Wish The English Still Possessed A Shred Of The Old Sense Of Humour Which Puritanism, And Dyspepsia, And Newspaper Reading, And Tea-drinking Have Nearly Extinguished.

You Can Construct The Character Of A Man And His Age Not Only From What He Does And Says, But From What He Fails To Say And Do.