Every Man Bears Something Within Him That,

Generally Speaking, An Author's Style Is A Faithful Copy Of His Mind. If You Would Write A Lucid Style, Let There First Be Light In Your Own Mind; And If You Would Write A Grand Style, You Ought To Have A Grand Character.

All Of Us, Just Because We Are Able To Talk, Also Believe We Are Able To Talk About Language.

If You Inquire What People Are Like Here, I Must Answer, "the Same As Everywhere."

Nothing Is More Odious Than The Majority, For It Consists Of A Few Powerful Leaders, A Certain Number Of Accommodating Scoundrels And Submissive Weaklings, And A Mass Of Men Who Trot After Them Without Thinking, Or Knowing Their Own Minds.

The People Rate Strength Before Everything.