Joseph Farrell Quotations

If we only knew the real value of a day

Literature and Society in the First Modern Period, 321 B.C. - A.D. 235,

When a man thinks he is reading the character of another, he is often unconsciously betraying his own; and this is especially the case with those persons whose knowledge of the world is of such sort that it results in extreme distrust of men

As experience widens, one begins to see how much upon a level all human things are.

Take it for granted that the greater your achievement the more genuine will be the surprise of your friends and neighbors

If you go in for argument, take care of your temper. Your logic, if you have any, will take care of itself.