A Man Is A God In Ruins.

No Institution Will Be Better Than The Institutor.

We Must Be Lovers, And At Once The Impossible Becomes Possible.

We Are As Much Informed Of A Writer's Genius By What He Selects As By What He Originates.

Solitude Is Naught And Society Is Naught. Alternate Them And The Good Of Each Is Seen.

There Is Then Creative Reading As Well As Creative Writing. When The Mind Is Braced By Labor And Invention, The Page Of Whatever Book We Read Becomes Luminous With Manifold Allusion. Every Sentence Is Doubly Significant, And The Sense Of Our Author Is As Broad As The World.