And The Days Are Not Full Enough

A Great Age Of Literature Is Perhaps Always A Great Age Of Translations.

Genius Is The Capacity To See Ten Things Where The Ordinary Man Sees One, And The Man Of Talent Sees Two Or Three, Plus The Ability To Register That Multiple Perception In The Material Of His Art.

A Man Of Genius Has A Right To Any Mode Of Expression.

The Sum Of Human Wisdom Is Not Contained In Any One Language.

Anyone Who Is Too Lazy To Master The Comparatively Small Glossary Necessary To Understand Chaucer Deserves To Be Shut Out From The Reading Of Good Books Forever.