The Diligent Scholar Is He

There Must Be Room For The Imagination To Exercise Its Powers; We Must Conceive And Apprehend A Thousand Things Which We Do Not Actually Witness.

Above All We Should Not Forget, That Government Is An Evil, An Usurpation Upon The Private Judgment And Individual Conscience Of Mankind.

What Indeed Is Life, Unless So Far As It Is Enjoyed? It Does Not Merit The Name.

Justice Is The Sum Of All Moral Duty.

Literature, Taken In All Its Bearings, Forms The Grand Line Of Demarcation Between The Human And The Animal Kingdoms.