A Good Tale Evil Told

I Should Only Ever Tell The King What He Ought To Do, Not What He Could Do. For If The Lion Knows His Own Strength, No Man Could Control Him.

And Peradventure We Have More Cause To Thank Him For Our Loss Than For Our Winning; For His Wisdom Better Seeth What Is Good For Us Than We Do Ourselves.

Food Is An Implement Of Magic, And Only The Most Coldhearted Rationalist Could Squeeze The Juices Of Life Out Of It And Make It Bland. In A True Sense, A Cookbook Is The Best Source Of Psychological Advice And The Kitchen The First Choice Of Room For A Therapy Of The World.

. . . The State Of Things And The Dispositions Of Men Were Then Such, That A Man Could Not Well Tell Whom He Might Trust Or Whom He Might Fear.

Because The Soul Has Such Deep Roots In Personal And Social Life And Its Values Run So Contrary To Modern Concerns, Caring For The Soul May Well Turn Out To Be A Radical Act, A Challenge To Accepted Norms.