Syllables govern the world.
(John Selden: Table Talk.)
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Syllables govern the world.
(John Selden: Table Talk.)
Look for the ridiculous in everything
and you will find it.
(Jules Renard: Journal.)
All expectation hath
something of torment.
(Benjamin Whichcote: Moral and Religious Aphorisms.)
The future is a mirror
without any glass in it.
(Xavier Forneret.)
I pay the schoolmaster,
but it’s the schoolboys
that educate my son.
(Emerson: Journal.)
The things we know best
are the things we haven’t been taught.
(Vauvenargues: Reflections and Maxims.)
The cherubim know most;
the seraphim love most.
(Emerson: Essays.)
Ole man Know-All died las’ year.
(Joel Chandler Harris: Plantation Proverbs.)
Nothing was ever learned
by either side in a dispute.
(Hazlitt: On the Conversation of Authors.)
He who knows only his own side
of the case knows little of that.
(John Stuart Mill: On Liberty.)