The Eye Of Prudence May Never Shut.

Very Idle Is All Curiosity Concerning Other People's Estimate Of Us, And All Fear Of Remaining Unknown Is Not Less So.

But Whoso Is Heroic Will Always Find Crises To Try His Edge.

A Man In The Wrong May More Easily Be Convinced Than One Half Right.

If Eyes Were Made For Seeing, Then Beauty Is Its Own Excuse For Being.

Every Really Able Man, In Whatever Direction He Works - A Man Of Large Affairs, An Inventor, A Statesman, An Orator, A Poet, A Painter - If You Talk Sincerely With Him, Considers His Work, However Much Admired, As Far Short Of What It Should Be. What Is This Better, This Flying Ideal, But The Perpetual Promise Of His Creator?