He Whom We Call A Gentleman Is

Poetry Must Have Something In It That Is Barbaric, Vast And Wild.

There Is No True Sovereign Except The Nation; There Can Be No True Legislator Except The People.

I Am More Affected By The Attractions Of Virtue Than By The Deformities Of Vice; I Turn Gently Away From The Wicked And I Fly To Meet The Good. If There Is In A Literary Work, In A Character, In A Picture, In A Statue, A Beautiful Spot, That Is Where My Eyes Rest; I See Only That, I Remember Only That, All The Rest Is Well-nigh Forgotten. What Becomes Of Me When The Whole Work Is Beautiful!

Only The Bad Man Is Alone.

There Is Less Harm To Be Suffered In Being Mad Among Madmen Than In Being Sane All By Oneself.