The Pleasure We Derive From Doing Favors

The Burning Conviction That We Have A Holy Duty Toward Others Is Often A Way Of Attaching Our Drowning Selves To A Passing Raft.

We All Have Private Ails. The Troublemakers Are They Who Need Public Cures For Their Private Ails.

Those Who Lack The Capacity To Achieve Much In An Atmosphere Of Freedom Will Clamor For Power.

A Great Man's Greatest Good Luck Is To Die At The Right Time.

The Uncompromising Attitude Is More Indicative Of An Inner Uncertainty Than A Deep Conviction. The Implacable Stand Is Directed More Against The Doubt Within Than The Assailant Without.