Climate Of Egypt In Winter Is The

A Man Of True Science... Thinks, That By Mouthing Hard Words, He Proves That He Understands Hard Things.

Where Does Any Novelist Pick Up Any Character? For The Most Part, In Town, To Be Sure.

There Is A Woe That Is Wisdom, A Woe That Is Madness.

Man, In The Ideal, Is So Noble And So Sparkling, Such A Grand And Glowing Creature, That Over Any Ignominious Blemish In Him All His Fellows Should Run To Throw Their Costliest Robes.

The Drama's Done. Why Then Here Does Any One Step Forth? — Because One Did Survive The Wreck.