Aphorisms, Maxims, and Quotations
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Aurelius - Marcus Aurelius
Ayme - Marcel Ayme
Bacon - Sir Francis Bacon
Bagehot - Walter Bagehot
Balzac - Balzac
Baudelaire
Bellow - Saul Bellow
Bibesco - Elizabeth Bibesco
Bierce - Ambrose Bierce
Blake
Bradley F. H. Bradley
Brenan - Gerald Brenan
Burke - Edmund Burke
Butler - Samuel Butler
Carlyle - Carlyle
Cervantes
Chekhov
Conrad - Joseph Conrad
D. H. Lawrence
Donne -
Dunne - Finley Peter Dunne
Eliot - George Eliot
Emerson -Ralph Waldo Emerson
Fontenelle
France - Anatole France
Fuller - Thomas Fuller
Fuller - Thomas Fuller
G. K. Chesterton
Gasset _ Ortega y Gasset
Gide - Andre Gide
Gissing - George Gissing
Goethe
Gracian - The Art of Worldy Wisdom, 1647
Haldane - J. B. S. Haldane
Haydon - B. R. Haydon
Heine
Hubbard - Kin Hubbard
James - William James
Jarrell - Randall Jarrell
Jerome - Jerome K. Jerome
Johnson - Dr. Johnson
kant
Keats
La Bruyere
La Rochefoucauld
Leopardi
Lichtenberg
Ligne Prince de Mes ecarts
Machiavelli - Machiavelli
Malesherbes
Marquis - Don Marquis
Mencken - H. I. Mencken
Montaigne
Moore - Marianne Moore
Musset
Nietzsche
Orwell - George Orwell
Palladas
Peacock - Thomas Love Peacock
Peirce - C. S. Peirce
Petit - Henri Petit
Pope
Proust - Marcel Proust
Robert De Flers and Francis De Croisset
Rostand - Jean Rostand
Roux - Joseph Roux
Russel - Bertrand Russel
Rutherford - Mark Rutherford
Santayana
Schopenhauer
Seldon - John Seldon
Shakespeare
Shenstone - William Shenstone
Smith - Adam Smith
Smith - Logan Pearsall Smith
Stein - Gertrude Stein
Stendhal
Taylor - Sir Henry Taylor
Thoreau - Henry David Thoreau
Valery - Paul Valery
Vauvenargues
Wilde - Oscar Wilde
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Truth does not begin with an answer on behalf of which all questions must constantly rearrange themselves. Truth begins with fearless questions; answers arrive accordingly.
There is more ape in man to deny the relation than there is more than ape with which to accept it.