In A Moving World Readaptation Is The

Philosophy Is A More Intense Sort Of Experience Than Common Life Is, Just As Pure And Subtle Music, Heard In Retirement, Is Something Keener And More Intense Than The Howling Of Storms Or The Rumble Of Cities.

The Spirit's Foe In Man Has Not Been Simplicity, But Sophistication.

Chaos Is Perhaps At The Bottom Of Everything.

When Men And Women Agree, It Is Only In Their Conclusions; Their Reasons Are Always Different.

One's Friends Are That Part Of The Human Race With Which One Can Be Human.