There Must Be Some One

Comfort Came In With The Middle Classes.

Only Reason Can Convince Us Of Those Three Fundamental Truths Without A Recognition Of Which There Can Be No Effective Liberty: That What We Believe Is Not Necessarily True; That What We Like Is Not Necessarily Good; And That All Questions Are Open.

I Will Try To Account For The Degree Of My Aesthetic Emotion. That, I Conceive, Is The Function Of The Critic.

All Sensitive People Agree That There Is A Peculiar Emotion Provoked By Works Of Art.

Art And Religion Are, Then, Two Roads By Which Men Escape From Circumstance To Ecstacy.