Not What I Have, But What I

If You Do Not Wish A Man To Do A Thing, You Had Better Get Him To Talk About It; For The More Men Talk, The More Likely They Are To Do Nothing Else.

He Who Would Write Heroic Poems Should Make His Whole Life A Heroic Poem.

Men's Hearts Ought Not To Be Set Against One Another, But Set With One Another And All Against Evil Only.

No Good Book, Or Good Thing Of Any Sort, Shows Its Best Face At First.

This Is The Eternal Law Of Nature For A Man, My Beneficent Exeter-hall Friends; This, That He Shall Be Permitted, Encouraged, And If Need Be, Compelled To Do What Work The Maker Of Him Has Intended By The Making Of Him For This World! Not That He Should Eat Pumpkin With Never Such Felicity In The West India Islands Is, Or Can Be, The Blessedness Of Our Black Friend; But That He Should Do Useful Work There, According As The Gifts Have Been Bestowed On Him For That.