We Have More Than We Use.

The Cheapness Of Man Is Every Day's Tragedy. It Is As Real A Loss That Others Should Be Low, As That We Should Be Low; For We Musthave A Society.

No Man Can Quite Emancipate Himself From His Age And Country, Or Produce A Model In Which The Education, The Religion, The Politics, Usages, And Arts, Of His Times Shall Have No Share.

The Poet Knows That He Speaks Adequately, Then, Only When He Speaks Somewhat Wildly.

Culture Is One Thing And Varnish Is Another.

The Simplest Words,--we Do Not Know What They Mean Except When We Love And Aspire.