Be Shocking, Be Daring, Be Bold, Be

The Doubts Of Love Are Never To Be Wholly Overcome; They Grow With Its Various Anxieties, Timidities, And Tenderness, And Are The Very Fruits Of The Reverence In Which The Admired Object Is Beheld.

None Are Fit Judges Of Greatness But Those Who Are Capable Of It.

There Is Nothing So Clear-sighted And Sensible As A Noble Mind In A Low Estate.

National Antipathy Is The Basest, Because The Most Illiberal And Illiterate Of All Prejudices.

When Alexander Had Subdued The World, And Wept That None Were Left To Dispute His Arms, His Tears Were An Involuntary Tribute To A Monarchy That He Knew Not, Man's Empire Over Himself.