First Let A Man Teach Himself, And

Chess Is The Touchstone Of Intellect.

None Are More Hopelessly Enslaved Than Those Who Falsely Believe They Are Free.

A Man's Errors Are What Make Him Amiable.

Art Is In Itself Noble; That Is Why The Artist Has No Fear Of What Is Common. This, Indeed, Is Already Ennobled When He Takes It Up.

Superstition Is The Poesy Of Practical Life; Hence, A Poet Is None The Worse For Being Superstitious.