The Great Obstacle To Progress

The Loss Of A Beloved Connection Awakens An Interest In Heaven Before Unfelt.

In Art There Are Two Principal Schools Between Which Each Aspirant Has To Choose--one Distinguished By Its Close Adherence To Nature, And The Other By Its Strenuous Efforts To Get Above It.

Passion Doesn't Look Beyond The Moment Of Its Existence.

It Is The Nature Of Thought To Find Its Way Into Action.

The Legitimate Aim Of Criticism Is To Direct Attention To The Excellent. The Bad Will Dig Its Own Grave, And The Imperfect May Safely Be Left To That Final Neglect From Which No Amount Of Present Undeserved Popularity Can Rescue It.