Life Is A Succession Of

Life Is A Succession Of Lessons Enforced By Immediate Reward, Or, Oftener, By Immediate Chastisement.

Many Men Absorbed In Business Show Such A Rare Quality Of Culture That We Are Surprised At It. The Reason Invariably Is Partly Because Hard Work And Even The Weariness It Leaves Carry A Nobility With Them, But Also Because There Is No Room In Such Lives For Inferior Mental Occupation.

Prejudices Subsist In People's Imagination Long After They Have Been Destroyed By Their Experience.

Every Now And Then We Discover In The Seething Mass Of Humanity Round Us A Person Who Does Not Seem To Need Anybody Else, And The Contrast With Ourselves Is Stinging.

A Book, Like A Landscape, Is A State Of Consciousness Varying With Readers.