To My Mind The Most

A Man Of Sixty Has Spent Twenty Years In Bed And Over Three Years In Eating.

A First-rate Organizer Is Never In A Hurry. He Is Never Late. He Always Keeps Up His Sleeve A Margin For The Unexpected.

Literature Exists So That Where One Man Has Lived Finely Ten Thousand May Afterward Live Finely

One Of The Chief Things Which My Typical Man Has To Learn Is That The Mental Faculties Are Capable Of A Continuous Hard Activity; They Do Not Tire Like An Arm Or A Leg. All They Want Is Change - Not Rest, Except In Sleep.

Pessimism, When You Get Used To It, Is Just As Agreeable As Optimism.