The Truthful Man Ends Up Realizing That

One Pays Dearly For Being Immortal: One Must Die Many Times During His Life.

The Greatest Progress That The Human Race Has Made Lies In Learning How To Make Correct Inferences.

After Buddha Was Dead, His Shadow Was Still Shown For Centuries In A Cave.

On The Heights It Is Warmer Than Those In The Valley Imagine.

Writers Ought To Be Regarded As Wrongdoers Who Deserve To Be Acquitted Or Pardoned Only In The Rarest Cases: That Would Be A Way To Keep Books From Getting Out Of Hand.