A Nation To Be Great Ought To

It Is The Duty Of The Judge In Criminal Trials To Take Care That The Verdict Of The Jury Is Not Founded Upon Any Evidence Except That Which The Law Allows.

Experience Informs Us That The First Defence Of Weak Minds Is To Recriminate.

The Spirit Of Poetry, Like All Other Living Powers, Must Of Necessity Circumscribe Itself By Rules, Were It Only To Unite Power With Beauty.

Novels Are To Love As Fairy Tales To Dreams.

Plagiarists Are Always Suspicious Of Being Stolen From.