There Is No True Orator Who Is

In Science We Have To Consider Two Things: Power And Circumstance.

If You Meet A Sectary, Or A Hostile Partisan, Never Recognize The Dividing Lines; But Meet On What Common Ground Remains,--if Onlythat The Sun Shines, And The Rain Rains For Both; The Area Will Widen Very Fast, And Ere You Know It The Boundary Mountains, On Which The Eye Had Fastened, Have Melted Into Air.

The Pleasure Of Life Is According To The Man That Lives It, And Not According To The Work Or Place.

Men Achieve A Certain Greatness Unawares When Working To Another Aim.

The World Is A Divine Dream, From Which We May Presently Awake To The Glories And Certainties Of Day.