There Is No Record In Human History

Platitude: An Idea (a) That Is Admitted To Be True By Everyone, And (b) That Is Not True.

Great Artists Are Modest Almost As Seldom As They Are Faithful To Their Wives.

Whenever You Hear A Man Speak Of His Love For His Country, It Is A Sign That He Expects To Be Paid For It.

You Come Into The World With Nothing, And The Purpose Of Your Life Is To Make Something Out Of Nothing.

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