Know What Thou Canst Work

He That Works And Does Some Poem, Not He That Merely Says One, Is Worthy Of The Name Of Poet.

There Is Often More Spiritual Force In A Proverb Than In Whole Philosophical Systems.

The Greatest Event For The World Is The Arrival Of A New And Wise Person.

In Books Lies The Soul Of The Whole Past Time; The Articulate Audible Voice Of The Past, When The Body And Material Substance Of It Has Altogether Vanished Like A Dream.

No Mortal Has A Right To Wag His Tongue, Much Less To Wag His Pen, Without Saying Something.