[w]ithout Humour You Cannot Run A Sweetie-shop,

To See What Is Right And Not To Do It Is Cowardice. It Is Never A Question Of Who Is Right But What Is Right.

Our Sufferings Have Taught Us That No Nation Is Sufficient Unto Itself, And That Our Prosperity Depends In The Long Run, Not Upon The Failures Of Our Neighbors But Their Successes.

It Was Foreordained That I Should Go Alone To Umvelos', And In The Promptings Of My Own Infallible Heart I Believed I Saw The Workings Of Omnipotence. Such Is Our Moral Arrogance, And Yet Without Such A Belief I Think That Mankind Would Have Ever Been Content To Bide Sluggishly At Home.

You See Only The Productions Of Second-rate Folk Who Are In A Hurry To Get Wealth And Fame. The True Knowledge, The Deadly Knowledge, Is Still Kept Secret. But, Believe Me, My Friend, It Is There.

Fortunately For Mankind The Brain In A Life Of Action Turns More To The Matter In Hand Than To Conjuring Up The Chances Of The Future.