If Kitchener Was Not A Great Man,

The First Element Of Greatness Is Fundamental Humbleness (this Should Not Be Confused With Servility); The Second Is Freedom From Self; The Third Is Intrepid Courage, Which, Taken In Its Widest Interpretation, Generally Goes With Truth; And The Fourth-the Power Of Love-although I Have Put It Last, Is The Rarest.

I Was Born In The Country Of Hogg And Scott Between The Yarrow And The Tweed, In The Year 1864.

His Modesty Amounts To Deformity.

Too Much Brilliance Has Its Disadvantages, And Misplaced Wit May Raise A Laugh, But Often Beheads A Topic Of Profound Interest.

Convictions No Doubt Have To Be Modified Or Expanded To Meet Changing Conditions But ... To Be A Reliable Political Leader Sooner Or Later Your Anchors Must Hold Fast Where Other Men's Drag.