The Way You See People

One Says A Lot In Vain, Refusing; The Other Mainly Hears The "no."

The Miller Imagines That The Corn Grows Only To Make His Mill Turn.

He Who Does Not Stretch Himself According To The Coverlet Finds His Feet Uncovered.

The Mark Of Highest Originality Lies In The Ability To Develop A Familiar Idea So Fruitfully That It Would Seem No One Else Would Ever Have Discovered So Much To Be Hidden In It.

The World Is For Thousands A Freak Show; The Images Flicker Past And Vanish; The Impressions Remain Flat And Unconnected In The Soul. Thus They Are Easily Led By The Opinions Of Others, Are Content To Let Their Impressions Be Shuffled And Rearranged And Evaluated Differently.