I Haven't Strength Of Mind Not To

No Man Ever Looks At The World With Pristine Eyes. He Sees It Edited By A Definite Set Of Customs And Institutions And Ways Of Thinking.

The Heavier Our Bodies, The Higher Our Will, Our Spirit, Rises Above Them.' 'the Wearier We Are, The More Splendid The Training.

The Trouble Is Not That We Are Never Happy-it Is That Happiness Is So Episodical.

As A Matter Of History Great Developments In Art Have Often Been Remarkably Separate From Religious Motivation And Use.

If We Justify War, It Is Because All Peoples Always Justify The Traits Of Which They Find Themselves Possessed, Not Because War Will Bear An Objective Examination Of Its Merits