The Basis Of Good Manners

Thus Inevitably Does The Universe Wear Our Color, And Every Object Fall Successively Into The Subject Itself. The Subject Exists, The Subject Enlarges; All Things Sooner Or Later Fall Into Place. As I Am, So I See; Use What Language We Will, We Can Never Say Anything But What We Are.

The Man For Whom The Law Exists - The Man Of Forms, The Conservative - Is A Tame Man.

Enthusiasm Is The Height Of Man; It Is The Passing From The Human To The Divine.

The Finished Man Of The World Must Eat Of Every Apple At Once. He Must Hold His Hatreds Also At Arm's Length, And Not Remember Spite. He Has Neither Friends Nor Enemies, But Values Men Only As Channels Of Power.

Things Refuse To Be Mismanaged For Long.