I Wish The Crowd To Feel Itself

The Highest Problem Of Any Art Is To Cause By Appearance The Illusion Of A Higher Reality.

The Miller Imagines That The Corn Grows Only To Make His Mill Turn.

The Artist May Be Well Advised To Keep His Work To Himself Till It Is Completed, Because No One Can Readily Help Him Or Advise Him With It... But The Scientist Is Wiser Not To Withhold A Single Finding Or A Single Conjecture From Publicity.

It Is In Self-limitation That A Master First Shows Himself.

It Is Quite Beyond Me How Anyone Can Believe God Speaks To Us In Books And Stories. If The World Does Not Directly Reveal To Us Our Relationship To It, If Our Hearts Fail To Tell Us What We Owe Ourselves And Others, We Shall Assuredly Not Learn It From Books, Which Are At Best Designed But To Give Names To Our Errors.