I Do Not Know What

Revolutions Have Never Lightened The Burden Of Tyranny; They Have Only Shifted It To Another Shoulder.

A Soldier Is An Anachronism Of Which We Must Get Rid.

Social Questions Are Too Sectional, Too Topical, Too Temporal To Move A Man To The Mighty Effort Which Is Needed To Produce Greatpoetry. Prison Reform May Nerve Charles Reade To Produce An Effective And Businesslike Prose Melodrama; But It Could Never Produce Hamlet, Faust, Or Peer Gynt.

The Righteous Man Takes His Life In His Hand Whenever He Utters The Truth.

The Best Reformers The World Has Ever Seen Are Those Who Commence On Themselves.