Every Man Is A Book

Nothing Is More Imminent Than The Impossible . . . What We Must Always Foresee Is The Unforeseen.

What A Grand Thing, To Be Loved! What A Grander Thing Still, To Love!

A Wedding Is Not House-keeping.

There Is A Sacred Horror About Everything Grand. It Is Easy To Admire Mediocrity And Hills; But Whatever Is Too Lofty, A Genius As Well As A Mountain, An Assembly As Well As A Masterpiece, Seen Too Near, Is Appalling.

It Is Sad To Tell, But After Having Tried Society, Which Had Caused His Misfortune, He Tried Providence Which Created Society, And Condemned It Also.