Economics And Ethics Have Little In Common.

We Know When We Have Had Enough Of A Friend, And We Know When A Friend Has Had Enough Of Us. The First Truth Is No More Palatable Than The Second.

Laughter Springs From The Lawless Part Of Our Nature.

It Is Because Of Our Unassailable Enthusiasm, Our Profound Reverence For Education, That We Habitually Demand Of It The Impossible. The Teacher Is Expected To Perform A Choice And Varied Series Of Miracles.

The Labors Of The True Critic Are More Essential To The Author, Even, Than To The Reader.

A Dead Grief Is Easier To Bear Than A Live Trouble.