A Man May Build Himself A Throne

Civilization Is A Disease Which Is Almost Invariably Fatal.

They Who Will Live For Others Shall Have Great Troubles, But They Shall Seem To Them Small. Those Who Will Live For Themselves Shall Have Small Troubles, But They Shall Seem To Them Great.

A Monarch Frequently Represents His Subjects Better That An Elected Assembly; And If He Is A Good Judge Of Character He Is Likely To Have More Capable And Loyal Advisers.

The Right Use Of Leisure Is No Doubt A Harder Problem Than The Right Use Of Our Working Hours. The Soul Is Dyed The Color Of Its Leisure Thoughts.

Experience Proves That None Is So Cruel As The Disillusioned Sentimentalist.