The Present Age, For All

One Can Always Trust To Time. Insert A Wedge Of Time And Nearly Everything Straightens Itself Out.

A Man Can Believe A Considerable Deal Of Rubbish, And Yet Go About His Daily Work In A Rational And Cheerful Manner.

Distrust Of Authority Should Be The First Civic Duty.

I Wish The English Still Possessed A Shred Of The Old Sense Of Humour Which Puritanism, And Dyspepsia, And Newspaper Reading, And Tea-drinking Have Nearly Extinguished.

It Seldom Pays To Be Rude. It Never Pays To Be Only Half-rude.