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Most Men Spend The Best Part Of Their Lives Making The Remaining Part Wretched.

Between Good Sense And Good Taste There Lies The Difference Between A Cause And Its Effect.

I Cannot Forbid A Person To Marry Several Wives, For It Does Not Contradict Scripture. Martin Luther, Letter To Chancellor Gregory Brück, January 13, 1524 Marriage, It Seems, Confines Every Man To His Proper Rank.

A Party Spirit Betrays The Greatest Men To Act As Meanly As The Vulgar Herd.

How Many Men Are Like Trees, Already Strong And Full Grown, Which Are Transplanted Into Some Gardens, To The Astonishment Of Those People Who Behold Them In These Fine Spots, Where They Never Saw Them Grow, And Who Neither Know Their Beginning Nor Their Progress!