To Be Witty Is Not

The Clear And Simple Words Of Common Usage Are Always Better Than Those Of Erudition. The Jargon Of The Philosophers Not Seldom Conceals An Absence Of Thought.

Marriage Is Not Something That Can Be Accomplished All At Once; It Has To Be Constantly Reaccomplished. A Couple Must Never Indulge In Idle Tranquility With The Remark: "the Game Is Won; Let's Relax." The Game Is Never Won. The Chances Of Life Are Such That Anything Is Possible. Remember What The Dangers Are For Both Sexes In Middle Age. A Successful Marriage Is An Edifice That Must Be Rebuilt Every Day.

If You Create An Act, You Create A Habit. If You Create A Habit, You Create A Character. If You Create A Character, You Create A Destiny.

People Are Discontent; Men Are Troubled; And The Literature Is Excellent.

A Marriage Without Conflicts Is Almost As Inconceivable As A Nation Without Crises.