Thus One Can Observe That Those Who

Whoever Would Understand The Poet Must Go Into The Poet's Country. [ger., Wer Den Dichter Will Verstehen Muss In Dichters Lande Gehen.]

One Says A Lot In Vain, Refusing; The Other Mainly Hears The "no."

Knowing Is Not Enough; We Must Apply. Willing Is Not Enough; We Must Do.

To Be Sure, A Good Work Of Art Can And Will Have Moral Consequences, But To Demand Of The Artists Moral Intentions, Means Ruiningtheir Craft.

For A Strolling Damsel A Doubtful Reputation Bears.