Idleness Is The Sepulchre Of A Living

Fiction Is Most Powerful When It Contains Most Truth; And There Is Little Truth We Get So True As That Which We Find In Fiction.

Ideals Are The World's Masters.

A Man In Whom Religion Is An Inspiration, Who Has Surrendered His Being To Its Power, Who Drinks It, Breathes It, Bathes In It, Cannot Speak Otherwise Than Religiously.

It Is The Life In Literature That Acts Upon Life.

Work Was Made For Man, And Not Man For Work. Work Is Man's Servant, Both In Its Results To The Worker And The World. Man Is Not Work's Servant, Save As An Almost Universal Perversion Has Made Him Such.