Abuse Of Words Is The Foundation Of

The Beautiful Invariably Possesses A Visible And A Hidden Beauty; And It Is Certain That No Style Is So Beautiful As That Which Presents To The Attentive Reader A Half-hidden Meaning.

He Who Has Imagination Without Learning Has Wings But No Feet. [fr., Celui Qui A De L'imagination Sans Erudition A Des Ailes, Et N'a Pas De Pieds.]

Only Just The Right Quantum Of Wit Should Be Put Into A Book; In Conversation A Little Excess Is Allowable.

When Credulity Comes From The Heart It Does No Harm To The Intellect.

The Dregs May Stir Themselves As They Please; They Fall Back To The Bottom By Their Own Coarseness.