Theory Helps Us To Bear Our Ignorance

Religion In Its Humility Restores Man To His Only Dignity, The Courage To Live By Grace.

Experience Seems To Most Of Us To Lead To Conclusions, But Empiricism Has Sworn Never To Draw Them.

It Takes Patience To Appreciate Domestic Bliss; Volatile Spirits Prefer Unhappiness.

The Theatre, For All Its Artifices, Depicts Life In A Sense More Truly Than History, Because The Medium Has A Kindred Movement To That Of Real Life, Though An Artificial Setting And Form.

To Turn Events Into Ideas Is The Function Of Literature.