I Seem To Have Always

The Jewish Problem Is As Old As History, And Assumes In Each Age A New Form. The Life Or Death Of Millions Of Human Beings Hangs Upon Its Solution; Its Agitation Revives The Fiercest Passions For Good And For Evil That Inflame The Human Breast.

I Seem To Have Always One Little Window Looking But Into Life.

Life's Sharpest Rapture Is Surcease Of Pain.

There Is No Comfort Looking Forth Nor Back, The Present Gives The Lie To All Her Past.

Thou Two-faced Year, Mother Of Change And Fate...