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With Deep Men, As With Deep Wells, It Takes A Long Time For Anything That Falls Into Them To Hit Bottom. Onlookers, Who Almost Never Wait Long Enough, Readily Suppose That Such Men Are Callous And Unresponsive--or Even Boring.

What An Age Experiences As Evil Is Usually An Untimely Reverberation Echoing What Was Previously Experienced As Good--the Atavismof An Older Ideal.

Every Philosophy Is The Philosophy Of Some Stage Of Life.

Strong Hope Is A Much Greater Stimulant Of Life Than Any Single Realised Joy Could Be.

There Is Not Enough Religion In The World Even To Destroy Religion.