A Man Often Pays Dear For A

Wise Men Are Not Wise At All Times.

The Poet Needs A Ground In Popular Tradition On Which He May Work, And Which, Again, May Restrain His Art Within The Due Temperance. It Holds Him To The People, Supplies A Foundation For His Edifice; And, In Furnishing So Much Work Done To His Hand, Leaves Him At Leisure, And In Full Strength For The Audacities Of His Imagination.

Traveling Is A Fool's Paradise. Our First Journeys Discover To Us The Indifference Of Places.

Every Book Is Good To Read Which Sets The Reader In A Working Mood.

There Are Days When The Great Are Near Us, When There Is No Frown On Their Brow, No Condescension Even; When They Take Us By The Hand, And We Share Their Thought.