A Genuine Coincidence Always Means

People Don't Alter. They May With Enormous Difficulty Modify Themselves, But They Never Really Change.

When Mr. William Faraday Sat Down To Write His Memoirs After Fifty-eight Years Of Blameless Inactivity He Found The Work Of Inscribing The History Of His Life Almost As Tedious As Living It Had Been, And So, Possessing A Natural Invention Coupled With A Gift For Locating The Easier Path, He Began To Prevaricate A Little Upon The Second Page, Working His Way Up To Downright Lying On The Sixth And Subsequent Folios.

When The Habitually Even-tempered Suddenly Fly Into A Passion, That Explosion Is Apt To Be More Impressive Than The Outburst Of The Most Violent Amongst Us.

There Are, Fortunately, Very Few People Who Can Say That They Have Actually Attended A Murder.

Of All The Band Of Personal Traitors The Sense Of Humor Is The Most Dangerous.