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The Jealous Man Is So Preoccupied With What He Hasn't Got That He Fails To Appreciate The Value Of What He Has Got. He Loses The Ability To Feel Glad Because The Sun Is Shining. He Doesn't See The Wonder And The Newness Of The Beginning Of Spring.

The Greatest Obstacle To Progress Is Not Man's Inherited Pugnacity, But His Incorrigible Tendency To Parasitism.

Faith Always Contains An Element Of Risk, Of Venture; And We Are Impelled To Make The Venture By The Affinity And Attraction Which We Feel In Ourselves.

Whoever Marries The Spirit Of This Age Will Find Himself A Widower In The Next.

Events In The Past May Be Roughly Divided Into Those Which Probably Never Happened And Those Which Do Not Matter.