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It Is One Of The Maladies Of Our Age To Profess A Frenzied Allegiance To Truth In Unimportant Matters, To Refuse Consistently To Face Her Where Graver Issues Are At Stake.

You Can Construct The Character Of A Man And His Age Not Only From What He Does And Says, But From What He Fails To Say And Do.

No One Can Expect A Majority To Be Stirred By Motives Other Than Ignoble.

To Find A Friend One Must Close One Eye. To Keep Him...two.

The True Cook Is The Perfect Blend, The Only Perfect Blend, Of Artist And Philosopher. He Knows His Worth: He Holds In His Palm The Happiness Of Mankind, The Welfare Of Generations Yet Unborn.