Whatever We Read From Intense

Whatever We Read From Intense Curiosity Gives Us The Model Of How We Should Always Read. Plodding Along Page After Page With An Equal Attention To Each Word Results In Attention To Mere Words.

The Happiness Of Most People Is Not Ruined By Great Catastrophes Or Fatal Errors, But By The Repetition Of Slowly Destructive Little Things.

Learn To Attack Things Frontally But According To The Most Scientific Methods.

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.

The Object Of Reflection Is Invariably The Discovery Of Something Satisfying To The Mind Which Was Not There At The Beginning Of The Search.