Great Orators Who Are Not Also Great

The Ocean Moans Over Dead Men's Bones.

After A Debauch Of Thunder-shower, The Weather Takes The Pledge And Signs It With A Rainbow.

Great Thoughts In Crude, Unshapely Verse Set Forth Lose Half Their Preciousness, And Ever Must, Unless The Diamond With Its Own Rich Dust Be Cut And Polished, It Seems Little Worth.

Turn On Its Noiseless Hinges, Delicate Sleep!

True Art Selects And Paraphrases, But Seldom Gives A Verbatim Translation.