All The Great Speakers Were Bad Speakers

The Arts And Inventions Of Each Period Are Only Its Costume, And Do Not Invigorate Men.

As Long As Our People Quote English Standards They Dwarf Their Own Proportions.

We Talk Of Choosing Our Friends, But Friends Are Self-elected.

The Good Rain, Like A Bad Preacher, Does Not Know When To Leave Off.

Vigor Is Contagious, And Whatever Makes Us Either Think Or Feel Strongly Adds To Our Power And Enlarges Our Field Of Action.