He Too Serves A Certain Purpose Who

[p]hilosophy . . .consists Chiefly In Suggesting Unintelligible Answers To Insoluble Problems.

Every Man Who Has At Last Succeeded, After Long Effort, In Calling Up The Divinity Which Lies Hidden In A Woman's Heart, Is Startled To Find That He Must Obey The God He Summoned.

He Never Labored So Hard To Learn A Language As He Did To Hold His Tongue, And It Affected Him For Life. The Habit Of Reticence — Of Talking Without Meaning — Is Never Effaced.

Those Who Seek Education In The Paths Of Duty Are Always Deceived By The Illusion That Power In The Hands Of Friends Is An Advantage To Them.

One Could Not Stay A Month Without Loving The Shabby Town