Joshua Crawford:
The surest aid in combating the male's disease of self-contempt is to be loved by a clever woman
Joshua Crawford:
We have taken important matters lightly... we have discussed people with less than complete loyalty... we were silent when we should have spoken... we did not on occasion jump up and run away... we behaved at the party as if we belonged to it
Joshua Crawford:
Underestimated effect of Gymnasium instruction
Joshua Crawford:
The future of the doctor
Joshua Crawford:
Books that teach us to dance
Joshua Crawford:
Our sphere of action is life's happiness, and he who thinks beyond, thinks like an ass
Joshua Crawford:
The good he acts, the ill he does endure, 'tis all from fear, to make himself secure
Joshua Crawford:
Cubicles make you cynical
Joshua Crawford:
I'd be a dog, a monkey, or a bear
Joshua Crawford:
His wisdom did his happiness destroy, aiming to know that world he should enjoy
Joshua Crawford:
Huddled in dirt the reasoning engine lies, who was so proud, so witty, so wise
Joshua Crawford:
Through what mistaken magic dost thou prove so true to lewdness, so untrue to love
Joshua Crawford:
There's something generous in mere lust
Joshua Crawford:
Humanity's our worst disease
Joshua Crawford:
You never think it worth your care how empty nor how dull the heads of your admirers are
Joshua Crawford:
I'll change a mistress till I'm dead
Joshua Crawford:
My comfortable rooms at Cambridge
Joshua Crawford:
One more - a monster
Joshua Crawford:
Ustane sings
Joshua Crawford:
The feast, and after!
Joshua Crawford:
Job has a presentiment
Joshua Crawford:
We leap
Joshua Crawford:
The head of the Ethiopian
Joshua Crawford:
From hospital to hospital
Joshua Crawford:
He and his brother are like plum trees
Joshua Crawford:
Miserable age, where only the reward of doing well is the doing of it
Joshua Crawford:
Here comes Bosola
Joshua Crawford:
I like to wash by way of experiment
Joshua Crawford:
He pitied monkeys for their cries
Joshua Crawford:
In a way it was fun not to see Mount Fuji in foggy rain
