The Need Of Exercise Is

The Mass Of Mankind Is Divided Into Two Classes, The Sancho Panza's Who Have A Sense For Reality, But No Ideals, And The Don Quixote's With A Sense For Ideals, But Mad.

Prayer, Among Sane People, Has Never Superseded Practical Efforts To Secure The Desired End.

Perhaps The Only True Dignity Of Man Is His Capacity To Despise Himself.

A Man's Memory May Almost Become The Art Of Continually Varying And Misrepresenting His Past, According To His Interest In The Present.

There Is A Kind Of Courtesy In Skepticism. It Would Be An Offense Against Polite Conventions To Press Our Doubts Too Far.