The World Remains Ever The Same.

One Always Has Time Enough, If One Will Apply It Well.

What One Has Wished For In Youth, In Old Age One Has In Abundance.

Names Are But Noise And Smoke, Obscuring Heavenly Light.

When Translating One Must Proceed Up To The Intranslatable; Only Then One Becomes Aware Of The Foreign Nation And The Foreign Tongue.

Forget Not That The Man Who Cannot Enjoy His Own Natural Gifts In Silence, And Find His Reward In The Exercise Of Them, Will Generally Find Himself Badly Off.