However Long We Have To

First-class Travel, Provided One Hasn't To Pay For It Oneself, Is The Most Insidiously Addictive Of Life's Luxuries.

If All Power Corrupts, Then A Doctor, Who Literally Holds Life And Death In His Hands, Must Be At Particular Risk.

We English Are Good At Forgiving Our Enemies; It Releases Us From The Obligation Of Liking Our Friends.

It Is Always Easy To Question The Judgement Of Others In Matters Of Which We May Be Imperfectly Informed.

Can We Ever Break Free Of The Devices And Desires Of Our Own Hearts? Might Not Our Conscience Be Telling Us What We Most Want To Hear?