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History Distinguishes What Is Accidental And Transitory In Human Nature From What Is Essential And Immutable.

That Wonderful Book, While It Obtains Admiration From The Most Fastidious Critics, Is Loved By Those Who Are Too Simple To Admire It.

I Would Rather Be Poor In A Cottage Full Of Books Than A King Without The Desire To Read.

A Kind Of Semi-solomon, Half-knowing Everything, From The Cedar To The Hyssop.

The Opinion Of The Great Body Of The Reading Public Is Very Materially Influenced Even By The Unsupported Assertions Of Those Who Assume A Right To Criticize.