There's No Greater Sign Of

No Human Trait Deserves Less Tolerance In Everyday Life, And Gets Less, Than Intolerance.

Everything Since Homer Has Improved, Except Poetry.

A Dictionary Can Embrace Only A Small Part Of The Vast Tapestry Of A Language.

That Is Why All Great Men Are Modest: They Consistently Measure Themselves Not In Comparison To Other People But To The Idea Of Perfection Ever Present In Their Minds, An Ideal Infinitely Clearer And Greater Than Any Common People Have, And They Also Realize How Far They Are From Fulfilling Their Ideal.

Every Man Remembers His Childhood As A Kind Of Mythical Age, Just As Every Nation's Childhood Is Its Mythical Age.